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Lawyering Up: Attorneys for Families of Uvalde Shooting Victims Strategize, 'Looking at All Angles'
One of he first attorneys to receive calls was not a member of the State Bar of Texas.Appellate Court Upholds Jury Verdict Against Plaintiff Burned by Restaurant's Fire Pit
The Utah Court of Appeals sided with a restaurant on Thursday, finding that even if a trial court erred in adopting its proposed special verdict form, it wouldn't be grounds for a new trial for the plaintiff, who was badly burned by the restaurant's fire pit.Emboldened by Prosecutors' New Lawsuit, US Judge Imposes More Requirements on Serial ADA Filers
The orders from U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria are the first judicial response to a state civil action that seeks injunctions and civil penalties against the law firm Potter Handy.View more book results for the query "Discovery"
State Supreme Court: 'Amount a Plaintiff Recovers Has No Bearing' on Magnuson-Moss Act Attorney Fees
The West Virginia Supreme Court rejected a car dealership's argument that a plaintiff in a Lemon Law case could not recover reasonable attorney fees under the Magnuson-Moss Act because the jury's award was lower than her settlement demand had been.New South Florida Ruling Clarifies Attorney Fees in Cases Involving Multiple Clients
Lawyers requested more than $5.6 million in attorney fees in the Engle-progeny case.DC's Transit Authority Granted Summary Judgment on Negligent Design and Maintenance Claims
A Maryland federal court magistrate judge on Monday declined to reopen discovery in a passenger's injury claim, finding there was no evidence that the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority was negligent in its bus design or maintenance.'My Years With Donald Trump': South Florida Attorney Represents Former President in Litigation
"If the judge knows and likes one side and doesn't know the other side, generally speaking, that may be something causing a slight leaning that the judge isn't even aware of," said Peter Ticktin, a senior partner at the Ticktin Law Group.Court Knocks Out Successive Tortfeasors in Round Three
For the second time in one year, the court held that subsequent medical malpractice defendants are not entitled to a pro tanto (full) credit for an initial tortfeasor's settlement.Corporate Transparency Act Resource Kit
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