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Great Verdict for a Resident in Assisted Living Facility
Much like my case a few years ago, where a lady in a nursing home who was unable to talk due to a stroke was assaulted, here, a mentally retarded person in an Assisted Living facility was sexually assaulted. This case, in Newport News, Virginia resulted after the...
Not Every Bad Result is the Doctor’s Fault
In the summer of 2006, an Arlington, Virginia man underwent a series of laser-surgery treatments from a urologist for an enlarged prostate. Several months after the procedures he remained incontinent and he sued his urologist. After a lengthy trial, a jury concluded...
Top Verdicts 2008
Thank goodness four our court system which is always there to remedy problems and right wrongs that have been done. Business & Commercial Verdicts: A Breach of Contract suit, ICO Global Communications won $606,756,986 in California when it successfully sued Boeing...
State of Virginia Exposes 1/2 Million People
From a June 4th, 2009 Washington Post article, yet another Identity Theft problem is revealed, this time by the State of Virginia. More than 1/2 Million people's social security numbers might have been stolen from the state's prescription drug database in April....
Should’ve Used An Attorney
A friend of mine, wanting to save money, and believing he could negotiate with anyone, tried to settle his own auto accident case with the other person's insurance company. Fred was rear-ended, went to the hospital and then because of continuing back pain, went to a...
New Jersey is the Latest to Screw Up, Identity Theft
Here is the exact text from a NJ Statehouse Bureau worker's Press Release: Blunder puts IDs at Risk Social Security numbers 'misdirected' by agency Personal information of 28,000 'misdirected' Tuesday, May 19, 2009 BY CHRIS MEGERIAN STATEHOUSE BUREAU Nearly 30,000...
Let’s Only Say Something If We’re Sure
I have a client with huge medical bills, and the full "policy limits" settlement amount wasn't going to cover all of them. I called the hospital to request a discount on their bill. I was told "no", and that their policy was no discounts, ever. I called back the next...
Identity Theft Locally
This is the exact text from The Tech Herald, a paper in Baltimore, Maryland. This is absolutely frightening! In a letter sent to Maryland's Identity Theft Program, Johns Hopkins Hospital reported that a single insider might have exposed patient records, over 10,000 of...
Insurer Adjusters are Really So Full of It
An auto accident case I am now negotiating with a major insurance carrier's adjuster emphasizes for me the need for lawyers in these cases. This is so aggravating, even for me, so I could imagine how my client would feel if she heard this from the adjuster directly. A...
Identity Theft Victim Prevails Against Equifax
A woman whose identity was stolen in 2000 eventually got it all straightened out, after extraordinary mental and financial distress, and after her life was figuratively "turned upside down". The thief was eventually caught and prosecuted. This is quite rare, by the...
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