Hans Poppe issued an official statement in the Courier Journal https://www.courier-journal.com/…/old…/86929000007/ article regarding the firearm defendants’ litigation tactic in the…
Hans Poppe uncovered a defense lawyers’ behind-the-scenes attempts to buy scientific literature to prop up his defense that smoking, and not asbestos, causes mesothelioma.
Following a whistle blower lawsuit filed by Daisy Olive against the LRC, the former Speaker of the House filed intervened and sought to participate in the litigation. The Speaker later dismissed his case.
The family of Alexus “Lexee” Gray sued Louisville Metro Police after she died. Gray was a passenger in a car that crashed into a tree and burned on Herr Lane next to Westport Village. WAVE 3 News interviewed Poppe Law Firm attorney Hans Poppe about the $1 million settlement with LMPD.
A Louisville woman has filed the first federal lawsuit in connection with the multistate salmonella outbreak linked to precut melon. The complaint filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Louisville alleges the 50-year-old woman ate precut melon tainted with salmonella. The tainted melon was packaged by Caito Foods and sold at Kroger, according to the complaint.
The family of a man who committed suicide last year said he did so because a doctor at Commonwealth Pain and Spine wouldn’t sign off on a pain medication prescription that the man needed. Hans Poppe of the Poppe Law Firm filed a lawsuit against the pain clinic for improperly adjusting his pain medications and refusing to treat him.
A truck driver from Corbin should receive $21.2 million from the hospital in London and its parent company after being subjected to unnecessary heart surgeries, a jury ruled Wednesday. The verdict is thought to be a record award of damages in circuit court in Laurel County, said Hans Poppe, a Louisville attorney who represented the plaintiff, Kevin Wells.
JAMOS charged Kentucky tax payers millions of dollars in unearned attorney’s fees and the lawyers at the Poppe Law Firm have been granted Class Certification to recover these fees for the tax payers.
St. Joseph-London Hospital in London, Kentucky agreed to reimburse the government $16.5 million dollars to resolve claims.
Bloomberg News writes about the recent lawsuit filed by The Poppe Law Firm in Ashland, Kentucky as a result of doctors and hospitals performing unnecessary cardiac procedures.