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Motorist Who Suffered Brain Injury Gets $1.14 Million in Settlements in Monmouth
Four years ago, Katherine Rauch-Sasseen of Long Branch suffered the first of two motor vehicle accidents in Monmouth County that left her with traumatic…
Insurance Suit Over Negligent Demolition Removed to Fed District
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Multi-Car Collision Yields $1 Million Settlement in Somerset County
A $1 million settlement was reached on July 23 on behalf of two co-plaintiffs, Brenda Billups and Hakim Hampton, for injuries sustained in a four-car…
Gunster Out: Miami Judge Disqualifies Shareholder and Law Firm in Insurance Suit
The order follows the disqualification of Akerman and one of its commercial litigators from the case about two months ago.
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Akerman Out: Big Law Firm, Partner Disqualified for Alleged Conflict in Insurance Suit
"A lawyer is supposed to guide him or herself, and not have a court tell you that you have a conflict," said attorney John H. Ruiz, a founder of MSP Recovery Law Firm in Coral Gables, which is one of the plaintiffs in the case.
Pedestrian Struck in Crosswalk Settles for $1.3 Million
An 83-year-old man who was severely injured in a pedestrian accident received the full proceeds of a $1.3 million pre-suit settlement with insurance…
Lawsuit Over Death of SE Georgia Man Hit by Truck While Riding Bicycle Settles for $7.5M
Attorney Ben Brodhead said the case's relatively speedy settlement indicated that the defendant driver's insurer, USAA, know it would likely pay more had it gone to trial.
'Pin-Pon' Case Highlights Attacking a Civil Remedy Notice in Bad Faith Litigation
A recent case has shown the significance for insurers to identify and raise every deficiency in responding to a "civil remedy notice," or CRNs, in defending against an insurance bad faith claim.
Appeals Court Affirms Jury's $1.2M Fee Award Blocks Fee Request Under Settlement Offer Law
The appeals court said a jury's award of $1.2M in attorney fees under Georgia's bad faith litigation statute blocks an additional fee request under the state's offer of judgment statute.TRENDING STORIES
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