According to this recent article in the New York Times, plaintiffs who reject settlement offers & roll the dice at trial are statistically likely to get less money than if they’d taken the settlement
Thomas Peer loses his leg in a motorcycle accident and hires a personal injury attorney to sue the at-fault driver…
The complaint arises out of an alleged ponzi scheme by former Michigan attorney Ed May. Thousands of investors have lost millions of dollars.
The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals has refused to hear an appeal of the Order jailing the Fen Phen Lawyers.
It seems that Donald W. Osborne was defending an automobile crash case where his client, Don Turner, was accused of causing an accident that killed someone.
Most Louisvillians will remember attorney Steven H. Keeney as the subject of the book Death Benefit, which outlines his involvement unraveling the murder of a woman by her two companions in California
Frequent readers of my blog know that recently a medical malpractice trial was going on in Boston and the defendant doctor, a pediatrician, was blogging about it under the assumed name of “Flea.”
As an attorney who handles automobile accident personal injury cases, I always tell my clients that, “regardless of how injured you are, the insurance company could be videotaping your every move.”
Special Judge Tom McDonald has called up 180 potential jurors to be asked question about their views on issues that may be involved in the case.