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'They Should Have Tried to Negotiate': Jury Finds Against Insurer
"If they had offered us the $100,000 at any point, because we have uninsured motorist coverage to go after, we would have taken it," Anthony Masone of Carter Mario said. "They have to take cases like this seriously, but they undervalued the claims."Matt's Corner: Judicial 'Disrepute'—De Minimis Defense?
Can the minor nature of the judicial conduct alleged repeated violations be a complete defense?$6.56M Wrongful Death Verdict Awarded Against Texas Bar Owners
The jury found Kimbo's Saloon was 60% responsible for Johnell Hornsby's death, according to the charge of the court.Matt's Corner: Court of Judicial Discipline-Presumed Prejudicial Delay
What is the consequence of a delayed investigation of an ethical violation(s) of a judge?Title Insurance Agency on Hot Seat Over Homebuyer Fees, Alleged Kickbacks
In the latest case, the complaint says consumers typically know little about title insurance and decisions about which insurer to use are typically made by lawyers, realtors, mortgage brokers or lenders.View more book results for the query "Sprague & Sprague"
Court Says Ex Parte Communications With Expert Witness Not Clearly Prohibited
"This goes against what's considered to be fair game, and I think lawyers like to play fair," Thomas G. Moukawsher, a former Superior Court judge, said. "They don't like to get tagged as constantly challenging the norms of the profession."Who Is Scott Salmon? Meet the Lawyer Challenging Kennedy's Candidacy
"I find him to be carving out a really interesting space for himself in the statewide debate," said Rider University's Micah Rasmussen.Everlaw Offers Free Gen AI Access Through 'Everlaw for Good' Program
The program provides unlimited access for eligible 501(c)(3) organizations to the Everlaw platform, including, now, its generative AI beta program Everlaw AI Assistant, free of charge up to "a monthly cap" with discounted rates for larger matters.1st Circuit Affirms Firm's Negligence for Failing to Rely on Its Own Case for Client Advice
"I think this case from the First Circuit stands for the proposition that, in order to comply with the applicable standard of law, at least in Maine, the attorney, generally, is required to take a second look, even if that attorney might believe that the area of question focuses on has already been settled," said Lee H. Bals, an attorney with Marcus Clegg who represented the plaintiff.Trending Stories
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