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Health Insurance Plans taking more than their fair share

Posted on November 20, 2007
There is an article in today's Wall Street Journal about the bit that 'subrogation' can take out of your personal injury case. The WSJ blog has a good discussion going and I have contributed to it. The bottom line with personal injury cases today is that the plaintiff and her lawyer need to figure out, in advance, whether the health benefit plan will be seeking reimbursement...


Appeals Court Issues Rare Public Rebuke of Judge

Posted on November 14, 2007
In an extraordinary public rebuke of a sitting judge for one of his decisions, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has formally apologized to the parties for the cost and delay that the judge's action caused. The case is Calderon v IBEW Local 47. The plaintiff started a lawsuit and served one party but initially failed to serve a second party...


20 Year Wati for Lead Poisoning Justice

Posted on November 08, 2007
Congratulations to our friend and lead poisoning litigation expert, Richard Serpe. On October 14th, 2007 Serpe a jury awarded one of his lead poisoning victims a $1,500,000 verdict. Chauncey Freeman was poisoned as a two year old, but it was not until he was almost 20 years old that he sought out Serpe to pursue the idea of a claim...


Coin Flipping Virginia Judge Tossed

Posted on November 06, 2007
In a highly unusual proceeding, the Supreme Court of Virginia has dismissed a Juvenile Court judge who (1) decided a custody matter by flipping a coin; (2) had a mentally disabled woman pull her pants down to show an alleged wound; (3) made and ex parte call to a local hospital to attempt to verify/discredit the woman's story about being wounded...


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