Court Orders Chicago to Install Thousands of Accessible Pedestrian Signals
Following years of litigation, Chicago’s streets will be safer for blind pedestrians.
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Class Action Lawsuit Filed in D.C. to Ensure Equity and Safety for Blind Pedestrians
Through this class action, plaintiffs are seeking swift and comprehensive injunctive relief on behalf of themselves and all blind pedestrians who have been discriminatorily denied the benefits of the District’s pedestrian signals program.
FisherBroyles Adds Litigator and Patent Attorney in Washington, D.C.
Shawn Sheehy and John Murray, Ph.D., bring experience in complex litigation and life sciences intellectual property.
FisherBroyles Grows International Presence, Adds Three Attorneys in Mexico with Over 65 Years Combined Experience
Jesús García-Moncada, Rodrigo García-Moncada and Mario Facio Salazar join firm’s Mexico City office.
“Too Anti-Business for New York”: ATRA Calls on Illinois Gov. Pritzker to Veto SB 328
Experts say bill would allow out-of-state lawsuits in Illinois courts, threaten 208,000 jobs, and spark constitutional challenge.
Legal Aid and Defender Association Receives Proclamation from Oakland County Board of Commissioners
OAKLAND COUNTY, MICH – The Oakland County Board of Commissioners presented to Legal Aid and Defender Association (LADA) a proclamation in honor of Law Day and LADA’s work in the community. President Michelle Johnson accepted the recognition on behalf of the firm. “The theme for this year’s Law Day, A Constitution’s Promise: Out of Many,
Advocus Adds Nathan Smith as Underwriting Attorney
With over a decade of legal experience, Nathan brings a wealth of expertise in claims and underwriting.
FisherBroyles Expands LA Office with Seasoned IP Attorney Pedro Suarez
Former Air Force engineer brings deep knowledge in AI, advanced software and wireless technologies.
Competitive Markets Groups Storm Capitol Hill Urging Opposition to the “Food Security and Farm Protection Act”
S. 1326 is the latest, re-named version of 2023’s “Ending Agricultural Trade Suppression” (EATS) Act.
DownsAaron Expands Legal Team with Addition of Helen Martinez
Martinez joins the expert team of corporate law litigators following years of successful general counsel.