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Judge Puts the Kibosh on $1.4 Million Verdict Against Texas Firm
In August, the Law Offices of Windle Turley felt the sting of a $1.4 million verdict -- the result of the Dallas plaintiffs firm attempting to recover a contingent fee from a former client. But last week a judge soothed that wound by erasing the damages portion of the verdict. The background of the complicated fee dispute stretches back to a medical malpractice suit filed in 1997 by a lawyer who worked for the Turley firm at the time but left in 2000.My Atticus Finch Moment: Nicole Lawrence Ezer
Nicole Lawrence Ezer came to the United States with her parents when she was a child. Her early realization that it was important to know and understand the rules of her new homeland led her to a career in law.
Connecticut's Chief Justice Calls for 11 Percent Pay Hike for Judges
Connecticut's chief justice has called for a pay raise for the state's judges and judicial magistrates of about $45,000 or more over the next four years, noting that state judges haven't had a pay increase in five years, that judicial salaries have risen less than 1.65 percent annually in the past decade and that Connecticut now ranks 45th overall in judicial pay.Miss. Woman Pleads Not Guilty In Injection Death
A Mississippi woman has pleaded not guilty to killing an Alabama woman by giving silicone injections as a buttocks enhancement.
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High Court: Issues of Religious Doctrine Preclude Adjudication
A divided Texas Supreme Court poured out a plaintiff's jury win against a church for emotional and psychological damages she suffered during an alleged exorcism. The 6-3 majority ruled that courts cannot consider such disputes, because they intrude on a ministry's First Amendment rights.AllGood Entertainment Inc. v. Dileo Entertainment and Touring Inc.
Pact for Michael Jackson 'Family Reunion' Concert Unenforceable Agreement-to-AgreeDeath Threats Against Defendant No Reason to Dismiss Indictment
The possibility that a defendant could be murdered in prison for testifying against former gang members isn�t enough to justify a trial court�s dismissal of the indictment against him, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals held on Nov. 5.
3rd Circuit Has Clear Rule on Pre-Hearing Discovery in Arbitration
Bob is an experienced alternative dispute resolution, or ADR, practitioner. Just yesterday, for instance, he patted himself on the back after a case management conference.First Union Pays $23 Million to Settle Class Action Suit
A Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judge has approved a $23 million settlement in a class action suit against First Union Bank brought by the trust fund customers of two banks who claimed they were hit with hefty taxes despite promises the conversions would be tax free. The lawsuit stemmed from the conversion of nine common trust funds into First Union's Evergreen mutual funds.Trending Stories
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