Ed Taylor Participates in the American College of Trial Lawyers’ Boot Camp
Ed Taylor, a shareholder in our Gulfport (MS) office, recently participated in the American College of Trial Lawyers’ Boot Camp. The program, which focused on the Rosenberg Spy Case, featured Ed presenting the Demonstration of Direct Examination session. We are proud to support programs that strengthen advocacy skills and the […]
Read MoreZwilling to Present Webinar on How to Avoid Nuclear Employment Verdicts
There has been a significant increase in nuclear verdicts across all industries post-COVID, but some of the most staggering awards have been in employment lawsuits. This webinar will discuss how those nuclear verdicts can be avoided. This webinar is approved for one hour of continuing education credit by the Department […]
Read MoreSausaman Obtains Summary Judgment
Alison Sausaman of our Jacksonville (FL) office obtained summary judgement for a retail client in federal court. The plaintiff failed to present sufficient evidence that the defendant had notice of a transitory foreign substance, and the court dismissed the case. Great Results!
Read MoreSausaman and Igou Prevail on a Motion for Summary Judgment
Alison Sausaman and Miles Igou of our Jacksonville (FL) office successfully obtained summary judgment for a gas station client. The court found the wooden pallet at issue to be an open and obvious condition, dismissing the case. Great Results!
Read MoreLockett Obtains a Defense Verdict
Carr Allison shareholder Tara W. Lockett of our Mobile (AL) office obtained a defense verdict in an Ex parte Publix trial on compensability where the plaintiff argued the injuries sustained to his right shoulder while at work resulted in a need for a total shoulder replacement. As a result of the […]
Read MoreSausaman and Kirkpatrick Prevail on a Motion for Summary Judgment
Alison Sausaman and Elizabeth Kirkpatrick of our Jacksonville (FL) office prevailed on a motion for final summary judgment on behalf of their hotel chain client. The court found that the plaintiff failed to present sufficient evidence of notice regarding a transitory foreign substance and dismissed the claim. Great Results!
Read MoreSausaman and Bateh Prevail on a Motion for Summary Judgment
Alison Sausaman and Caroline Bateh of our Jacksonville (FL) office prevailed on a motion for final summary judgment on a slip and fall claim brought against their restaurant client, resulting in a final dismissal of all claims. Great Results!
Read MoreHolmes Assists the Tennessee Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division with Mock Trial Competition
Carr Allison Associate Michael Holmes of our Chattanooga (TN) office and the mock trial vice chair for the Tennessee Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division assisted in composing the high school competition problem and with the overall organization of all mock trial competitions across the state. Well done!
Read MoreHallford, Draws and Chappell Obtain a Dismissed Verdict
Pam Hallford and her team recently were successful in obtaining a dismissed verdict on a fraud and breach of contract case in Geneva County (AL). The action filed in 2024 was based on representations made by the defendant’s real estate agent and the company from whom she worked. Due to […]
Read MoreZwilling to Present Webinar on Medicare Conditional Payment Claims
Understanding how and when Medicare Conditional Payment Claims arise is vital to correct claim handling and resolution. When problems do occur, knowing how to address them quickly and effectively is key. This webinar will include an overview of the law, including several recent new developments, as well as tips to […]
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