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Angel Reyes & Associates Wins Major Jury Verdict Against City of Houston, Defending the Rights of an Injured Citizen

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Houston, Texas – In a resounding victory for the rights of Houston residents, Angel Reyes & Associates successfully held the City of Houston accountable for the injuries suffered by Michael Baines, a longtime Houston resident who was wrongfully accused of fabricating his pain following a police transport collision. Lead trial attorney Eric Przybysz, along with co-counsel Ryan Snow, fought … Continue reading Angel Reyes & Associates Wins Major Jury Verdict Against City of Houston, Defending the Rights of an Injured Citizen →

Jury Finds Waterford Public Schools Retaliated Against Whistleblower Teacher for Reporting Threat of School Gun Violence

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Southfield, Michigan – As a special education teacher at Waterford Public Schools’ Riverside Elementary, Katherine Albright reasonably expected the school district to appropriately address her report about a disturbing threat of gun violence. Instead, a jury found that the school district unlawfully retaliated against her, ending her employment just 11 days after she reported a … Continue reading Jury Finds Waterford Public Schools Retaliated Against Whistleblower Teacher for Reporting Threat of School Gun Violence →

Medical Malpractice: Jury Selection and Trial Tactics

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Plaintiff and Defense Perspectives For the medical malpractice cases that make it to trial, the stakes couldn't be any higher. Do you have what it takes to pick and persuade the jury – or will you let opposing counsel gain the upper hand? Join veteran faculty for an insightful look at what works and what … Continue reading Medical Malpractice: Jury Selection and Trial Tactics →

Medical Malpractice: Jury Selection and Trial Tactics

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Plaintiff and Defense Perspectives For the medical malpractice cases that make it to trial, the stakes couldn't be any higher. Do you have what it takes to pick and persuade the jury – or will you let opposing counsel gain the upper hand? Join veteran faculty for an insightful look at what works and what … Continue reading Medical Malpractice: Jury Selection and Trial Tactics →

Woods Lonergan Secures a Jury Verdict for Their Client in an Employment Wage Case

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Manhattan, New York – The litigation team at Woods Lonergan PLLC secured a favorable jury verdict for their client in a recent federal trial in Manhattan on July 26, 2023. In the Southern District of New York, Andreas Christou, Esq., an Associate at Woods Lonergan, prevailed at trial and won judgments totaling $245,000, including the award of attorney’s … Continue reading Woods Lonergan Secures a Jury Verdict for Their Client in an Employment Wage Case →

Jury Selection Strategies for Personal Injury Attorneys

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Plaintiff and Defense Attorney Strategies and Questions Identify jurors who will be receptive to your theory of the case and less susceptible to the opposing party's! This jury selection program is tailored to provide you with the strategies and questions you need to successfully select a jury for personal injury trials. Build rapport, introduce case … Continue reading Jury Selection Strategies for Personal Injury Attorneys →

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 →

Attorney Peter Brill Says He’s Confident His Client, an Ex-NYPD Detective Accused of Stealing Champagne, Will be Cleared by a Jury

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New York, New York – Three former NYPD detectives have been indicted for stealing nearly $3,000 worth of “Ace of Spades” Champagne from VIP guests at last year’s Electric Zoo music festival. The charges were announced on Monday by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. Warren Golden, Jonathan Gonzalez, and Wojciech Czech were at the festival … Continue reading Attorney Peter Brill Says He’s Confident His Client, an Ex-NYPD Detective Accused of Stealing Champagne, Will be Cleared by a Jury →

$150,000 Jury Verdict Returned in Police Misconduct Case

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Chicago, IL (Law Firm Newswire) February 23, 2023 – Hale & Moinco announced that attorneys Shawn Barnett and Jason Marx, assisted by paralegal Jessica Dugan, secured a $150,000 jury verdict in their client’s favor in federal court in the Eastern District of Wisconsin. The firm’s client was an unarmed man shot three times in the … Continue reading $150,000 Jury Verdict Returned in Police Misconduct Case →

$150,000 Jury Verdict Returned in Police Misconduct Case

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Chicago, IL (Law Firm Newswire) February 23, 2023 – Hale & Moinco announced that attorneys Shawn Barnett and Jason Marx, assisted by paralegal Jessica Dugan, secured a $150,000 jury verdict in their client’s favor in federal court in the Eastern District of Wisconsin. The firm’s client was an unarmed man shot three times in the … Continue reading $150,000 Jury Verdict Returned in Police Misconduct Case →