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Sommers Schwartz Attorneys Secure $800,000 Federal Court Jury Verdict In Groundbreaking Workplace Retaliation and Disability Discrimination Case

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Detroit, Michigan – Attorneys Tad T. Roumayah and Jenna H. Sheena of Sommers Schwartz, PC, a premier law firm out of Detroit, Michigan, together with Attorney Charis (Lee) Williams of the Lee Legal Group, PLLC, spearheaded a lawsuit that resulted in a staggering $800,000 jury verdict for a Genesee County, Michigan Road Commission (GCRC) employee. … Continue reading Sommers Schwartz Attorneys Secure $800,000 Federal Court Jury Verdict In Groundbreaking Workplace Retaliation and Disability Discrimination Case →

Litigating a Personal Injury Case in Federal Court

Personal Injury Services, , , , , Lynn Thomas

This is a one-hour survey of aspects of federal court practice, from drafting the complaint to final appeal, from the standpoint of personal injury litigation and related insurance litigation. It is designed for attorneys who already practice in their home states and emphasizes how federal practice is different, and how it is favorable for plaintiffs … Continue reading Litigating a Personal Injury Case in Federal Court →

How to Turn Pre-Existing Injuries and Other Case Weaknesses Into Strengths

Personal Injury Services, , , , , , Jerry Meyer

Practical Strategies for Countering Key Adjuster and Insurance Defense Arguments Gaps in treatment, pre-existing conditions, and other "holes" in personal injury cases can have a substantial impact on the ultimate settlement value or verdict. However, there are secret ways to turn these factors to your advantage or at the very least mitigate their effects. Join … Continue reading How to Turn Pre-Existing Injuries and Other Case Weaknesses Into Strengths →

How to Turn Pre-Existing Injuries and Other Case Weaknesses Into Strengths

Personal Injury Services, , , , , , Cathy Schick

Practical Strategies for Countering Key Adjuster and Insurance Defense Arguments Gaps in treatment, pre-existing conditions, and other "holes" in personal injury cases can have a substantial impact on the ultimate settlement value or verdict. However, there are secret ways to turn these factors to your advantage or at the very least mitigate their effects. Join … Continue reading How to Turn Pre-Existing Injuries and Other Case Weaknesses Into Strengths →

Minor Impact Soft Tissue Injury (MIST) Case Strategies

Personal Injury Services, , , , , , , Deana Bowman

Get Your Clients the Compensation They Deserve (Without Breaking the Bank) Minor impact, soft tissue (MIST) injury cases are an uphill battle for plaintiff's attorneys. It is all too easy for insurance adjusters and defense counsel to claim that serious injuries cannot result from an accident causing such minimal property damage. Yet a plaintiff's injuries … Continue reading Minor Impact Soft Tissue Injury (MIST) Case Strategies →

Litigating a Personal Injury Case in Federal Court

Personal Injury Services, , , , , Amanda Kozak

This is a one-hour survey of aspects of federal court practice, from drafting the complaint to final appeal, from the standpoint of personal injury litigation and related insurance litigation. It is designed for attorneys who already practice in their home states and emphasizes how federal practice is different, and how it is favorable for plaintiffs … Continue reading Litigating a Personal Injury Case in Federal Court →

Kennedy Vuernick Secures $82,752.12 Settlement in Landmark Medicare Fraud Case

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Rutherford, New Jersey – Kennedy Vuernick, a leading legal firm specializing in anti-fraud cases, is pleased to announce a groundbreaking victory in a Medicare fraud lawsuit. The firm has secured a settlement of $82,752.12 in what is believed to be the first-of-its-kind case involving Medicare “balance billing” violations. The settlement brings resolution to allegations against … Continue reading Kennedy Vuernick Secures $82,752.12 Settlement in Landmark Medicare Fraud Case →

Ruggiero Law Offices Secures Major Victory in High-Stakes Tax Exemption Case

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Paoli, Pennsylvania – On October 10, 2023, Ruggiero Law Offices LLC obtained a significant legal triumph on behalf of our clients, Bernard W. Ebersole and Jennifer Matlack, in their recent case against the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The case, identified as Ebersole and Matlack v. Commonwealth of PA No. 360 F.R. 2020, revolved around a contested … Continue reading Ruggiero Law Offices Secures Major Victory in High-Stakes Tax Exemption Case →

Case count doubles and recalls expand in Salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupes and pre-cut fruit products

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Case count doubles and recalls expand in Salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupes and pre-cut fruit products

Todd J. Leonard Law Firm Secures $1,245,000 Settlement in Drunk Driving Case

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Morris County, New Jersey – Todd J. Leonard Law Firm of Morris County, New Jersey, is proud to announce the successful resolution of a case involving a serious drunk driving accident. Founding partner, Todd Leonard, and litigation associate Matthew Sheffield, Esq., facilitated a settlement of $1,245,000 for their client, a woman in her 30s, seriously … Continue reading Todd J. Leonard Law Firm Secures $1,245,000 Settlement in Drunk Driving Case →