by wyatt@tl4j.com | Mar 9, 2020 | News
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced this week that it would be banning the use of electric shock devices. These devices are often utilized to correct self-harming or aggressive behavior. Trial Lawyers for Justice (TL4J) attorney Ben Novotny was the lead...
by wyatt@tl4j.com | Jan 20, 2020 | News
The family of a Pierre man is suing Walgreens, claiming its pharmacy mishandled a heart medication that caused an overdose that led to his death last year. The lawyer for the family of John Stengle, 71, and a longtime advocate for the disabled, filed a complaint Dec....
by wyatt@tl4j.com | Jan 2, 2020 | News
Source: The Des Moines Register An Iowa family is suing a Nebraska-based nonprofit after a nonverbal 14-year-old died in the organization’s care and an autopsy found possible, but unconfirmed, signs of sexual abuse. The lawsuit raises issues with the staffing,...
by wyatt@tl4j.com | Nov 18, 2019 | News
Source: Des Moines Register Zaw Zaw’s dream of having more kids has disappeared. The 41-year-old man — dad to three “delightful” children, according to his attorney — is not currently able to father any more children after Dr. Kevin Birusingh, then of the Iowa Clinic,...
by wyatt@tl4j.com | Aug 20, 2019 | News
LOS ANGELES, CA, August 19, 2019 — A Los Angeles, California jury awarded $15.45 million to T.J. Simers in a lawsuit he filed against his previous employer, The LA Times, for violating his civil rights and wrongfully discriminating against him based upon his age and...
by wyatt@tl4j.com | Jun 11, 2019 | News
Trial Lawyer Nick Rowley recently wrote an article for The Advocate Magazine titled “How to think about, discuss, and present money damages in voir dire and opening statement”. The article dives deep into Nick’s strategies into asking for specific damages and how to...