Civil Justice Magazine

Often times trial lawyers take on cases not because of the potential financial renumeration, but rather to right a  wrong.  In this case,  nationally-known trial lawyer Michael Ferrara  took on the New Jersey State police because he believed the officer involved went too far in effect acting as a private debt collector for a local […]

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In Trail v. Lesko, No. GD-10-017249 (C.P. Allegheny July 3, 2012) (attached) Judge Wettick in the Court of Common Pleas in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania denies both the Plaintiff’s and Defendant’s motions to access each other’s Facebook profiles. He denies the Plaintiff’s request because initial dispute as to who was driving the at-fault vehicle is no […]

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Source: Cancer sufferer’s appeal for justice A former decorator diagnosed with the asbestos-related cancer mesothelioma is appealing for former colleagues to come forward with information to help with his battle for justice. Gerald Fox, of Shipley, was diagnosed with the aggressive cancer in late 2010 and the 71-year-old grandfather is now working with experts in […]

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