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Aleshire & Wynder, LLP Secures A Legal Win for Restoring Local Control on Housing After Court Rules In Favor of Five California Charter Cities Declaring Senate Bill 9 Unconstitutional

News & Updates, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Edith Reed

Irvine, California – Aleshire & Wynder, LLP  is proud to announce on April 22, 2024 at 11:00 AM, the Honorable Curtis A. Kin in Department 86 of the Los Angeles Superior Court issued a ruling granting a Petition for Writ of Mandate challenging the constitutionality of Senate Bill 9, as applied to charter cities.  Senate … Continue reading Aleshire & Wynder, LLP Secures A Legal Win for Restoring Local Control on Housing After Court Rules In Favor of Five California Charter Cities Declaring Senate Bill 9 Unconstitutional →

Vernon Court Reporters marks 43 Years of excellence in Court Reporting and Legal Transcription

News & Updates, , , , , , , , Leon Hardin

Tacoma, Washington – Vernon Court Reporters, a premier woman-owned, family-operated firm specializing in court reporting and legal transcription services, proudly celebrates over four decades of dedicated service. Founded in 1980 by the dynamic duo Catherine and Earl Vernon, and later joined by their progeny, Adrienne Kuehl and Jeff Vernon, this Tacoma-based firm exemplifies the pinnacle … Continue reading Vernon Court Reporters marks 43 Years of excellence in Court Reporting and Legal Transcription →

Physicians for Informed Consent Files Amicus Curiae Brief with Supreme Court of the United States to End Vaccine Mandates for Schoolchildren

News & Updates, , , , , , , , , , , , , Thomas Barnhart

Newport Beach, California – Physicians for Informed Consent (PIC), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization focused on science and statistics, has filed an amicus curiae brief in support of Connecticut parents’ right of informed refusal to vaccinate their schoolchildren in the case We The Patriots USA v. Connecticut Office Of Early Childhood Development (United States Supreme Court … Continue reading Physicians for Informed Consent Files Amicus Curiae Brief with Supreme Court of the United States to End Vaccine Mandates for Schoolchildren →

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

News & Updates, , , , , , , , , , , , , , Joyce Bryant

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 →

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 →

Midland Dam Flood Victims Can Seek Compensation After Sommers Schwartz Gets a Victory in the Michigan Court of Appeals

News & Updates, , , , , , , , , , , , Glen Pittman

Detroit, Michigan – In 2020, Michigan’s hydropower dams, teetering on the brink due to neglect, culminated in disaster. The dam owners’ failure to maintain operating standards led to the State of Michigan’s intervention. Ignoring clear signs of the dam’s vulnerability, the state chose to keep water levels perilously high. This decision backfired spectacularly when a … Continue reading Midland Dam Flood Victims Can Seek Compensation After Sommers Schwartz Gets a Victory in the Michigan Court of Appeals →