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Authored by: Ollie Lammers Public Justice has been working alongside other organizations to fight against Arkansas' "ag-gag" law. The "ag-gag" 2017 law authorizes farmers and other businesses to sue undercover investigators for up to $5,000 per day if they share any information that could potentially harm their business. According to Reuters, the 8th U.S....

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On August 6, 2021, California trial attorneys Daniel Kramer and Teresa Johnson of Kramer Trial Lawyers received a $12.6M verdict for their client. The plaintiff, a lighting technician, was injured while accessing a broken hatch door at a strip mall in Riverside, California. Two years before the incident, the property owner and manager were made aware that...

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Authored By: Candace Whitman Our team would like to congratulate Eric Fong of Fong Law and his co-counsel, Ken McEwan and Emma Aubrey, on their recent $91 million verdict. When the plaintiff walked into a Parkland, Washington convenience store on November 4, 2015, he was unaware there was a robbery in progress. He was not warned by the store clerk about t...

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Mike recently hosted Rocky McElhaney, Chief Executive Officer of Rocky McElhaney Law Firm, and Brian LaBovick, Founder & CEO of LaBovick Law Group, for a live webinar, Law Firm Marketing. In this webinar, Attorneys McElhaney and LaBovick discuss the importance of determining and understanding your audience, the power of referrals, and the importance o...

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As seen on Yahoo Finance!, Market Watch, and Seeking Alpha.  Utah attorney and Advocate Capital, Inc. client Blake Johnson and his team at Johnson Livingston, PLLC, were recently awarded $4.8 Million on behalf of their clients, who sustained permanent brain damage due to carbon monoxide poisoning. Johnson and his co-counsel filed a complaint in the 3rd Di...

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Are you attending the South Carolina Association for Justice Annual Conference next week? Jeff Glueck, Vice President of Strategic Solutions, and Kelley Pfeffer, Director of Strategic Solutions will be heading to Hilton Head, SC next week to attend the conference on August 5-7 at Marriott Resort and Spa on Hilton Head Island. Stop by the Advocate Capital...

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Authored By: Candace Whitman According to Amanda Bronstad of Law.com, Johnson & Johnson recently voluntarily recalled sunscreens that contained low levels of benzene, which is a chemical that is known to be a carcinogen. All of the sunscreens were Aveeno and Neutrogena aerosol sprays. So far, there have been nine lawsuits filed against Johnson & J...

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On July 15th Pfizer, the manufacturer for EpiPen, agreed to a proposed class action settlement for $345 million. The soaring price of the EpiPen has been the source of hot debate for the past few years, bringing a series of lawsuits and backlash with it. Pfizer manufactured the emergency allergy treatment for Mylan Pharmaceuticals. You can read about Myla...

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We invite you to join our upcoming webinar: Law Firm Marketing. CEO and Chairman, Michael J. Swanson hosts Rocky McElhaney, Chief Executive Officer of Rocky McElhaney Law Firm, and Brian LaBovick, Founder & CEO of LaBovick Law Group. Attorneys McElhaney and LaBovick will share years’ worth of their own marketing tips from their successful personal inj...

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Authored By: Candace Whitman According to an article from LexBlog, the Texas Supreme Court made the first revisions in over a decade to the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct and the Texas Rules of Disciplinary Procedure. The order to approve and adopt the amendments was signed on May 25th and went into effect on July 1st. LexBlog states the...

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