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Court: Surveillance Footage Overwritten Before Preservation Letter Not Spoliation
The Pennsylvania Superior Court rejected an attempt by the plaintiff to compare the facts of the case to those in Marshall v. Brown's IA, in which the court ruled that defendant ShopRite should have been sanctioned for spoliation of evidence after giving only partial surveillance evidence of a slip-and-fall.Midsize Moves: An IP Duo and a New Office in Houston
Hall Booth Smith adds two partners to its IP practice, Berry Appleman moves its Houston presence to a new office, and other midsize moves.How a New Haven Lawyer Overcame 2 Obstacles in Landlord-Tenant Litigation
New Haven attorney Rosalie Louis helped secure a $240,000 settlement for her client, who fell on a puddle of water in her apartment complex.Auto Accident Caused Back and Neck Injuries, Plaintiff Claimed
On July 3, 2016, plaintiff Aaron Frisch, 33, a debt consultant, was a passenger of a livery car that was traveling on Abbotsford Avenue, in Philadelphia. While the car was stopped, its rear end was struck by a trailing vehicle.View more book results for the query "Wood Smith Henning and Berman LLP"
Ex-Clients of Lawyer Who Sent Profane Emails 'Feared Him Physically'
California attorney Christopher Hook, now facing possible disciplinary sanctions for telling his opposing counsel to "eat a bowl of dicks," had sued his former clients in a separate matter months earlier, telling them he was under "a lot of personal stress right now."Varsity Blues and Bleeped-Out Counsel: Lawyers Behaving Badly in 2019
From the college admissions scandal to profanity-laced emails, lawyers on both coasts and across the pond faced big trouble in 2019.Uber Can't Completely Shake Jane Doe Assault Case
Uber dodged two negligence claims for failing to control the circulation of its identifying decals in a lawsuit where the signage was used to lure a sexual assault victim. The Jane Doe rape survivor's putative damages claim, however, lives on.Western Heritage Ins. Co. v. Frances Todd, Inc.
A California appellate court has ruled that an insurer could not bring an equitable subrogation action against lessees for amounts it paid out under its insurance policy for fire damage.Litchfield Cavo Adds Defense Vet From Duane Morris and Other 'On the Move' News
Steven Ginsburg said he saw an opportunity for his complex commercial litigation practice at the fast-growing insurance defense firm.Trending Stories
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