It is commonplace in products liability cases for defendants, generally large corporations, to seek confidentiality agreements and protective orders with regard to the production of
As the New York Times reported on February 29, federal lawmakers are ready to deal one of our country’s largest corporate polluters a Golden Ticket, a
Leon Carelli, Chief Technology Officer at Locks Law Firm, was quoted this week in Forbes. Carelli contributed his expert advice on the best resources for dealing with
Locks Law Firm represents people in civil rights cases who have been injured by police or prison guards or other government officials. The civil rights
A colleague of mine, here at the Firm, is fond of quoting a line from the 1961 Inauguration of one of our Country’s greatest Presidents,
Newspapers around the country recently reported on the Erin Andrews trial in Nashville, Tennessee. Ms. Andrews, a famous sportscaster, had filed a lawsuit against a
They call them “Never Events” – events that can be prevented or avoided, such as a pressure ulcer (PU) or a fall. Simply, the hospital
The New York Times recently reported on the pending San Diego trial of a law school graduate suing her alma mater for allegedly inflating its
Last week, the United States Supreme Court denied certification in Mullins v. Direct Digital, LLC, a Seventh Circuit case in which the Court refused to
