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Monthly Archives: December 2007
Scruggs’ attorneys want all evidence
Scruggs
OXFORD, Miss. – The defense team of prominent trial lawyer Richard “Dickie” Scruggs says the federal government has not produced all evidence it has obtained in the judicial bribery case against Scruggs and three others.
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Ohio S.C. makes another pro-business ruling
Moyer
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Tort reformers recently earned their second major victory in the Ohio Supreme Court this year, as the justices upheld a law that puts caps on non-economic damages in personal injury lawsuits.
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Trial lawyers offering input on Fla. insurance lawsuit
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Former Florida Attorney General and current Gov. Charlie Crist has hired three private attorneys to possibly pursue a lawsuit against property insurers.
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Scruggs gets extra month before trial
Scruggs
OXFORD, Miss. – Though the deadline for discovery will stay the same, U.S. District Judge Neal Biggers has pushed the bribery trial of prominent trial lawyer Richard “Dickie” Scruggs, back more than a month.
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Hood aide takes aim at prominent blogger
Hood
JACKSON, Miss. – The director of Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood’s Insurance Fraud Unit responded Friday to the thoughts of an insurance attorney who focuses his blog on Hurricane Katrina issues and has been quoted in several LegalNewsline.com stories.
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Hood won’t comment on State Farm motion
Hood
JACKSON, Miss. – Even the most eye-opening, jaw-dropping allegations remain, merely, allegations until proven otherwise.
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Doctors to face more lawsuits after Mass. SC ruling
Justice Roderick L. Ireland
BOSTON — Doctors in Massachusetts can now be held liable for harm done to a non-patient, according to a state Supreme Judicial Court ruling last week. Read More
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