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Powerhouse Duo Win Six CVA Verdicts in One Week, Totaling 7 Million

Kristen Feden Gibbons, Mike Della Secure $157 Million in Verdicts in One Week | New York Law Journal Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/newyorklawjournal/2024/04/10/powerhouse-duo-win-six-cva-verdicts-in-one-week-totaling-157-million/ Kristen Gibbons Feden of Anapol Weiss, left, and Michael Della of Gruenberg Kelly Della, right. Courtesy photosd NEWS Plaintiffs counsel Kristen Gibbons Feden and Mike Della represent more…

Allen & Overy Arbitration Partner Jumps to Hughes Hubbard

Hughes Hubbard & Reed has hired a partner from Allen & Overy to co-chair the firm’s international arbitration group, joining a growing list of Latin America-focused practitioners rising to top roles. Washington, D.C.-based Gaela Gehring Flores is a recognized global leader in international arbitration who has acted as counsel in…

Pa., NY Duo Win Six Sex Abuse Verdicts in One Week, Totaling 7 Million

Pa., NY Duo Win Six Sex Abuse Verdicts in One Week, Totaling $157 Million | The Legal Intelligencer Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/thelegalintelligencer/2024/04/10/powerhouse-duo-win-six-cva-verdicts-in-one-week-totaling-157-million-402-152385/ Kristen Gibbons Feden of Anapol Weiss, left, and Michael Della of Gruenberg Kelly Della, right. Courtesy photosd NEWS The Anapol Weiss and Gruenberg Kelly Della attorneys represent more…

Could AI Be a ‘Pivotal Moment’ for the Legal Aid Market?

In 2022, low-income Americans did not receive enough, if any, legal help for 92% of their civil legal problems, according to a Legal Services Corp. report. Two years later, the LSC, a nonprofit which funds civil legal aid programs, celebrated its 50th anniversary in Washington, D.C., on April 9. There, a…

Mistaken About Policy Limit, Law Firm Now Stuck With 0K Settlement

A San Antonio law firm protesting summary judgment in a wrongful-death settlement enforcement case failed to sway an appeals court into reversing a ruling that substantially shorted its clients. Instead of $500,000, its clients must stick to an agreement for $100,000, because of a misunderstanding about the insurance policy limit.