If you are like most people, you probably assume that lawyers are required to have malpractice insurance to protect their clients if the lawyers malpractices; if you live in Kentucky, you’d be wrong.
One question I am often asked in legal malpractice cases is “can a lawyer be sued for legal malpractice in a state where he does not live or work if he took a case there?”
People should be more engaged in the process and thankful for the opportunity to play a party in the judicial system.
Nathanial Anderson, former funeral home director, has been stripped of his license. Anderson was arrested yesterday after authorities discovered human remains at his home and at Anderson Funeral Home.
Remember O.J.’s trial in 1994? Do you also remember his lawyers? He hired several of the best, including Johnny Cochran (now deceased), F. Lee Bailey, and Barry Scheck.
The W.V. Supreme Court took a huge step in reducing bad faith claims in W.V. Daniel Strahin, who was shot in the arm on the property of Earl Sullivan by another man…
The suit alleged that U-Haul, over the years, has changed it policies regarding the use of its car-hauling dollys in order to maximize profits.
Justine Thompson is mad. And she has good reason to be.
The Courier-Journal’s Fourm section clued me in to a recent New York Times article by Princeton economics professor Paul Krugman.