Elder Abuse and When It’s Time to Call an Attorney
Ultimately, families want to know that someone is taking their concerns seriously.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Federal Court Rules Case Alleging Systemic Discrimination by New York Courts Against Blind Jurors in Grand Jury System Can Proceed
In his opinion, Judge Reyes recognized that “Elia’s exclusion from the grand jury stemmed directly from the failure of the court system to provide reasonable accommodations to ensure Elia had the opportunity to participate in the grand jury.”
Appeals Court Revives Michigan Prison Mold Lawsuit
Appeals judges allow incarcerated women to pursue claims over alleged mold exposure.
Lewis & Llewellyn LLP Secures $18.5 Million Settlement for Seven Women Who Alleged Abuse by Adventist Health Physical Therapist
“Adventist Health had repeated opportunities to stop the abuse, but chose not to act,” said Paul Llewellyn. “Multiple women told Adventist employees what happened to them. Not one of those reports went anywhere.”
Navigating Accident Claims in Modesto
Navigating an accident claim requires a balance of quick action and careful planning.
CVS Agrees to $315 Million Federal Settlement
CVS will pay $315 million and strengthen oversight of opioid prescriptions.
Why Valid Personal Injury Claims Get Challenged: Legal Pressure Points That Shape Compensation
A claim’s value depends on the damages the law permits and the evidence supporting them.
When Legal Plans Stop Matching: Hidden Conflicts Across Property, Business, Family, and Estate Documents
A coordinated review is especially important after marriage, divorce, separation, relocation, a birth or death, a property transaction, a major financial change, or a change in business ownership or value.
What Makes a Rideshare Accident Claim Different in Texas?
An offline driver, a driver waiting for a request, and a driver who has already accepted a passenger may be driving the same car on the same road. But under Texas law, available insurance coverage can differ significantly.
Shumaker Secures Federal Appellate Win in Pro Bono Bankruptcy Case
“Pro bono representation is about ensuring that everyone has meaningful access to the legal system, regardless of the complexity of the case,” Steve added. “Our attorneys take that responsibility seriously, and we are proud of the work the team put into this appeal.”