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A Philadelphia jury determined that an infant’s death was not the result of her doctor’s failure to diagnose her life-threatening heart condition. Attorneys for the estate of decedent Jazlyn Rosado had gone into the trial with a $12 million demand, but while the jury found that defendant Dr. Jamie Katz had been negligent, they…
Florida Governor Appoints Kansas Gooden to State Appellate Court | Daily Business Review Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/dailybusinessreview/2024/07/02/florida-governor-appoints-kansas-gooden-to-state-appellate-court/ Kansas Gooden of Boyd & Jenerette. (Courtesy photo) NEWS “Litigants and their lawyers can expect me to be the kind of judge I wanted to appear before when I was an appellate practitioner,”…
Kirkland & Ellis and King & Spalding are representing AbbVie, Allergan and other drug manufacturers in a string of lawsuits filed against the attorneys general in Kansas, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi and West Virginia. This litigation surge was surfaced on Law.com Radar.
Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott partner Gabriel Tese has left the firm to co-launch a tech-oriented legal boutique, Cyber Law Firm, alongside a pair of young lawyers. Cyber Law Firm officially launched in June under the helm of Star Kashman, a 2023 graduate of Brooklyn Law School, although according to Tese the…
After securing the majority countywide vote in the June 18 runoff election, Judge-elect Yolanda Mack is preparing to trade her existing title as Fulton County Deputy District Attorney for that of DeKalb County State Court Division A-3 judge. Mack will replace retiring Judge Wayne M. Purdom after his term expires on…
A police officer for a western suburb of Chicago who claims he was terminated after complaining about his department’s traffic stop quota is allowed to proceed on his claims against his former employer’s potentially unlawful policy, a federal judge ruled last week. U.S. District Judge Rebecca R. Pallmeyer for the Northern District of Illinois…
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