22
Oct
Taylor Bartlett to go before Illinois state court on behalf of Actos bladder cancer plaintiffs
On April 3, 2013, Taylor Bartlett will present oral argument in Cook County, IL state court on behalf of all IL Actos bladder cancer plaintiffs. The Court will consider several discovery motions, including Plaintiffs' Clawback Opposition and Plaintiffs’ Motion to Comp...
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22
Oct
Selecting the best nursing home for yourself or a loved one – part 3
PART III: COMMONLY ENCOUNTERED STANDARDS OF CARE AND WHAT YOU SHOULD LOOK FOR ON A VISITBy: William L. BrossAs mentioned in the previous installment, there area certain standards of care that are of concern in nursing homes especially. Upon selecting a nursing home it is importan...
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22
Oct
HGD’s Lucky Palace Verdict named as one of the Top 100 Verdicts of 2012
Legal publication The National Law Journal has selected Heninger Garrison Davis' $64 million verdict in the Lucky Palace case as one of the Top 100 Verdicts in the nation in 2012. HGD attorneys Steve Heninger and Gayle Douglas served on the plainti...
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22
Oct
HGD welcomes Jeanie Sleadd as a new associate
Heninger Garrison Davis is pleased to announce that Jeanie S. Sleadd has joined the firm as an associate. “We are very pleased to have Jeanie join us as an associate and we believe that her compassion for helping the injured will allow her to do a wonderful job of hel...
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22
Oct
Selecting the Best Nursing Home for Yourself or a Loved One – part 2
PART II: WHAT A NURSING HOME IS REQUIRED TO PROVIDEBy: William L. BrossAs mentioned in the previous installment, it is mandated that nursing home facilities abide by certain federal and state regulations and meet minimum requirements in order to receive funding. It is beyon...
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22
Oct
Selecting the Best Nursing Home for Yourself or a Loved One – part 1
PART I: THE CHALLENGEBy: William L. BrossQuality care for the aging population is becoming increasingly important as the number of elder persons in the United States increases. Quality care encompasses not only medical assistance, but also, the availability of quality nursi...
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22
Oct
The Split Of Opinions For Motions To Dismiss When Pleading Indirect Infringement In Patent Cases: Will The Complaint Stay Or Might It Be Forced To Go?
By: Blair ClintonOver the last decade, patent law has experienced its share of significant changes. In the context of patent litigation, especially, new patent-specific pleading standards have presented some hot-button issues for patent holders wishing to navigate the alrea...
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22
Oct
Timothy Davis selected to be a speaker at National Conference
Timothy Davis, Managing Partner, recently gave a presentation at the American Association for Justice (AAJ) Winter Conference in Miami, Florida. He presented Patent Infringement: The Other PI during the Litigation at Sunrise seminar.Schedule a Free Legal Consulta...
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22
Oct
Congratulations Jeff Leonard!
Jeff Leonard obtained a jury verdict in favor of his client in a heavily-contested premises liability case. Jeff successfully tried the case by himself in state court in St. Clair County, Alabama...
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22
Oct
After Akamai – Additional Clarity on Divided Infringement
As technology has evolved, particularly with the advent of the Internet, patent law has had to take a critical look at the issue of divided infringement and how method claims are to be analyzed in litigation. Method claims, which are a collection of steps to be performed in a pat...
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