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For Goodwin Lawyer, an Unlikely Matrimonial Assignment
Goodwin Procter products liability counsel Frederick McGowen is representing Todd Remis, who is suing not just over money, but what amounts to lost wedding memories in an unusual lawsuit detailed in Thursday's New York Times. For the past two years,
Updated: 11/04/2011 12:18A
Keeley vs. the State of Montana verdict in
A verdict late Thursday afternoon in the fourth day of a lawsuit involving the 2007 shooting death of a Havre teen by Montana law enforcement. The jury found the defendants not guilty of negligence in the death of Mark Keeley.
Updated: 11/04/2011 12:14A
Accountant sifing through finances of bankrupt 'Mob Experience'
In looking at deposits and draws made to and from three of the companies by Bloom and Ventre on a cash accounting basis, Bloom's net withdrawals totaled $466904 and Ventre's totaled $476924. These draws and deposits were made between March 2009 and
Updated: 11/04/2011 12:13A
Last lawsuit against solar plant settled
SunPower spokeswoman Ingrid Ekstrom said that there are no more lawsuits against the 250-megawatt project that is in the early stages of construction on the east side of the Carrizo Plain. The lawsuit just settled involved local groups North County
Updated: 11/04/2011 12:11A
Judge wants quick, thrifty solution to tribal water rights case
US District Judge Lee West asked attorneys and leaders to submit a list of mediators who might help resolve a tribal water rights lawsuit filed by the Chickasaw and Choctaw nations. The Associated Press Leave a comment A federal judge said Thursday he
Updated: 11/04/2011 12:10A
Champion Seeks Whistle-Blower Suit Order Over Ex-Worker's Crimes
He said he lied to Justice Department prosecutors who opened a grand jury investigation based on his phony claims. The companies also claim he doctored conversations he recorded. Lawyers for the filter makers urged the judge overseeing the civil
Updated: 11/04/2011 12:02A
Time to move past the absurd Manoogian rumor
This week's abrupt end to the so-called Tamara Greene lawsuit in Detroit's US District Court ought to take the city a major step toward overcoming KWS — Kwame Withdrawal Syndrome. Detroit has been trying to forget the Kilpatrick years for some time,
Updated: 11/04/2011 12:01A
Editorial: Lawyer got chance to make case, and failed
So it's not surprising that Norman Yatooma is stamping his feet over a federal judge's decision this week to toss out the lawsuit his client was pressing against the city of Detroit in connection with the death of exotic dancer Tamara Greene.
Updated: 11/04/2011 12:01A
Frank Beckmann Time to move past the absurd Manoogian rumor
This week's abrupt end to the so-called Tamara Greene lawsuit in Detroit's US District Court ought to take the city a major step toward overcoming KWS — Kwame Withdrawal Syndrome. Detroit has been trying to forget the Kilpatrick years for some time,
Updated: 11/04/2011 12:01A
Family sued after second serious injury from buried grape residue
Benjamin Fox, 32, filed a lawsuit in June against Whitney Farms, claiming it is responsible for the injuries he suffered March 1 and had not disclosed the hazard when it sold the land to his family in 2010. Whitney Farms owned the property in 1996 when
Updated: 11/03/2011 11:57P
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