Sentences with phrase «about plaintiffs lawyers»

I've got mixed feelings about the plaintiff lawyer being Gloria Allred.

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Graber may know a lot more about data breaches than the average lawyer — he is a key lawyer for plaintiffs in the massive data breach at Anthem Inc. that «compromised the personal identification and health information of more than 80 million customers of the health care company,» according to the law firm.

According to the lawyers, until the court restrained the paper, it will further «publish or cause to be published the said or similar words defamatory of the plaintiffs», as it has threatened to publish stories about the plaintiffs.

Meanwhile, Antonacci's lawyers complain that Mahoney's administration is giving records to the plaintiffs about Antonacci's income outside of his county job.

The plaintiff's lawyers wanted to ask about the training Howard gives deputies and his general administrative oversight.

For example, DOJ lawyers dispute the suggestion that hESC and adult stem cell research proposals compete directly for funding, and they say the plaintiffs» statements about the status of adult stem cell research are irrelevant.

... the plaintiff received a letter from a lawyer who should know something about the law and who was making an apparently serious threat of legal action if the claim was not paid.

The Court of Appeal held that Warkentin, J., in granting summary judgment to the second lawyer, erred in failing to consider whether he had owed the plaintiffs a duty to advise them about the limitation period for suing the first lawyer, even though the written retainer between the plaintiffs and the second lawyer was restricted to an assessment of the first lawyer's account.

The personal injury lawyers at Ketchmark and McCreight, P.C. care about their clients — the plaintiffs and the victims in personal injury accidents.

By hiring a Kansas City personal injury lawyer who only represents plaintiffs, you know that it is the victims that they care about.

Even though O'Keefe is a former plaintiffs lawyer himself, he's worried about the negative impression that these lawyers are making.

David Assor, a Montreal lawyer who represented the plaintiffs in the Danone class action, agrees that other provinces are more strict about requiring reliance on what is claimed on the label.

I recently wrote an article and also a blog post about Chicago plaintiffs» lawyer Raymond P. Niro's efforts to unmask the anonymous author of the Patent Troll Tracker blog with his offer of a $ 10,000 reward.

The plaintiffs» lawyers, however, said they had no contact with the Toronto Sun about the facts of the case and had not discussed the circumstances of the accident with Mandel other than to say the information was in the public domain.

Though contract lawyers are paid about $ 35 to $ 40 an hour, plaintiffs» firms «bill» this time to the class at $ 300 an hour or more, sometimes without disclosing that work was not done by the firm's lawyers.

Alison Burrison, Partner at McLeish Orlando LLP will speak about this case and provide her thoughts on the information that plaintiff lawyers need to provide to their clients when discussing and offering the option of litigation loans.

Court Reverses Jury's Verdict Based on Lack of Evidence Showing the Defendant Knew about Hazard that Caused Plaintiff's Fall, South Florida Personal Injury Lawyers Blog, published November 27, 2017.

Here is why you should be speaking to a lawyer who represents the plaintiffs in motorcycle accident claims about your Kansas City motorcycle lawsuit: 1.

But an exasperated California Court of Appeal issued an opinion this week using no uncertain words to show its impatience with its perceived abuse of the law by plaintiff and defense lawyers alike, as both Shaun Martin and J. Craig Williams write about on their blogs.

He notes that at the oral argument of the case, one of the plaintiffs» lawyers proudly described himself as a «bounty hunter,» to which the court in its opinion remarked, «We will have more to say about exactly who Proposition 65 was created for later, but it wasn't bounty hunters.»

In today's show, ABA Law Practice Division chair Bob Young talks about being a plaintiff's lawyer in a defense firm, and explains what the ABA LPD is doing to help lawyers with marketing, management, finances, and technology.

Later, as the case moved forward, Flea blogged about his deposition (here and here) and about Googling the plaintiffs lawyer and finding a PowerPoint she presented.

In our book, Rights on Trial: How Workplace Discrimination Law Perpetuates Inequality, we offer a comprehensive analysis of the system of employment civil rights litigation, using both statistical data from a large random sample of cases and in - depth interviews with plaintiffs, plaintiffs lawyers, defendant employers and defense lawyers about their experiences with and perspectives on discrimination lawsuits.

Besides the risk, there is the more vexing (to lawyers) question: If plaintiffs counsel finds out about the blog, should she use it at trial?

Thus, the plaintiff's lawyer will question the potential jurors on their feelings about lawsuits and people who sue.

Sometimes, plaintiffs - side tort litigator Max Kennerly takes readers on fun trips through high - profile civil cases — the Trump University case and Hulk Hogan's lawsuit against Gawker, for instance — writing about the actual law involved or bad decisions made by participating lawyers.

So this week on Lawyer2Lawyer, in a special extended episode, we bring together four of the top plaintiffs» lawyers to discuss their careers and share insights about their work and practices.

If WWN hadn't folded, I like to think I would've made up stories about judges texting defendants and plaintiffs appearing before them, and jurors texting lawyers, before they actually occurred.

The McDonald's coffee spilling lawsuit transformed itself into a cultural anecdote about trial lawyers run amok and unscrupulous plaintiffs seeking jackpot verdicts.

The leadership fight in the Flint water contamination cases has escalated, with co-lead counsel firing back against «false and misleading accusations» and at least one defendant in the case raising concerns about the communications that all the lead plaintiffs lawyers have had with prospective class members.

He has also served as the director of the ITLA «Rookie Camp» program teaching new lawyers about plaintiffs» civil litigation practice.

The plaintiffs» lawyers had made confident assurances in their complaint about a confidential source — their only barrier to dismissal of their suit — even though none of the lawyers had spoken to the source and their investigator acknowledged that she couldn't verify what (according to her) he had told her.

As a lawyer who regularly represents victims of sexual abuse, I was interviewed by Law Times about the quantum of damages awarded to successful plaintiffs in civil claims for sexual assault and sexual abuse.

In July 2015, the plaintiffs new lawyer refused to turn over their file materials to a new lawyer that they had retained, because of a dispute about fees.

The motion judge had determined that the subject retainer was only with respect to assessment of the accounts of their earlier former lawyer, Mr. Good, and not any possible negligence action against Mr. Good, and thus there was no genuine issue whether Mr. Cardill owed the plaintiffs a duty of care to advise them about the limitation period in relation to a possible negligence action against Mr. Good.

Over the years I have learned that being a Plaintiff's lawyer in this community means that I must provide people with access to the law, access to information about their health and welfare as well as provide advice and legal services.

Also, the plaintiffs» then - existing lawyer had not informed them about either the timetable or the deadline for setting the case down for trial.

But here's the kicker: the plaintiff isn't going to know if they can even get that information about an epidemic, or if the expert report is good enough, until after they've filed the suit and have litigated it to summary judgment, scaring off many lawyers from filing these cases in the first place unless the outbreak has already been disclosed publicly.

Legal commentators around the web are abuzz about the most remarkable angle of the story, namely that until deep into the trial Ford did not learn that one of the jurors, Crystal City city manager Diana Palacios, was the girlfriend of Jesse Gamez, one of the lawyers on the team of plaintiff's attorneys headed by Houston's Mikal Watts.

«What plaintiffs» lawyers need to know about appellate advocacy in an era of conservative courts,» Inner Circle of Advocates Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, August 14, 2014

There's no shortage of ways that insurance companies and defense lawyers claim that they had no idea and could not have known about whatever hurt the plaintiff, no matter how obvious it is.

Judge Alex Kozinski of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said he is «not so troubled» about the implications of legal analytics for forum shopping — a well - established strategy in which lawyers file a case in a specific court because of its reputation of ruling for similar plaintiffs.

I would like to know what the law says about a lawyer sending a registered letter to his client's - the plaintiff - addressed to the defendent and the plaintiff signing the receipt of the letter and delivering it by hand.

All those plaintiffs» lawyers swearing affidavits about how they changed their address and never got the Status Notice, or detailing how they have handled the action properly from the outset, or why the extent of the plaintiff's injuries can't be determined within two years.

While your company may not want to engage with the plaintiff lawyers, says Yates, you also don't want those lawyers to have a mouthpiece to talk about your client in the media.

Back in October, I wrote about a case where the plaintiff's lawyer accepted an offer to settle from the defendant, knowing full well they had no instructions to do so, in the hopes that they could in turn convince their client to accept the (already accepted) offer.

Trial results show that Resurfice is neither hurting or helping either plaintiff or defendant — though the «talking» about it is no doubt earning lawyers more money.

All those plaintiffs» lawyers swearing affidavits about how they changed their address and never got the Status... [more]

Writing for the three - judge panel, U.S. Circuit Judge Jerry Smith said that U.S. District Judge Ed Kinkeade in Dallas, TX, erred by allowing plaintiffs» lawyers to present «inflammatory character evidence» about defendants.

The lawyers representing Home Depot or Menards should tell the plaintiffs» lawyers, «Let's go to trial, boys [the actual complaint I looked at lists three attorneys, all of whom are men, so anyone about to get up on their hind legs about my comment being sexist can calm themselves].