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Monthly Archives: June 2007
Iowa clients can sue Ill. lawyers for malpractice there: Iowa SC
DES MOINES — An Illinois law firm did enough business with a client in Iowa to ensure it could be sued there for malpractice in Illinois, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled Friday.
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Correspondence no substitute for showing up in court: Wash. SC
Justice Tom Chambers
OLYMPIA — If you are sued in the state of Washington you’d best be prepared to appear in court and defend yourself, the state’s Supreme Court ruled yesterday. Read More
News, State Supreme CourtsPhysicians Mutual wins, loses in Supreme Court
Albright
CHARLESTON, W. Va. – West Virginia Physicians Mutual Insurance Company lost some freedom and gained some at the state’s Supreme Court of Appeals.
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Mo. House leader breaks Dem. pack in race to succeed AG Nixon
Jeff Harris
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri House Minority Leader Jeff Harris has stolen another march on anyone thinking of challenging him for the Democratic nomination for attorney general next year. Read More
News, State AGsBusiness gets price-setting permit in latest USSC victory roll
Justice Anthony Kennedy
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Another day at the U.S. Supreme Court, another decision in favor of business, it seems. Read More
News, U.S. Supreme CourtMiss. insurance commissioner settling Nationwide claims
JACKSON, Miss. – Hundreds more Hurricane Katrina-related claims have been settled thanks to an agreement between Mississippi Insurance Commissioner George Dale and Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. Nationwide agreed to re-evaluate slab claims (structures that were nearly or totally destroyed) and … Read More
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