LA class action law firm Ringler Kearney Alavarez LLP have established themselves as a premier law firm by providing clients with consistently excellent service. They pride themselves on their intellect, creativity and tenacity.
These LA personal injury lawyers have achieved victories in over 100 trials with total verdicts in excess of $250 million.
Ringler Kearney Alvarez LLP achieves their verdicts by utilizing their substantial financial resources to obtain the best result possible for each of their clients. This LA class action specialist law firm fights tirelessly for their clients, no matter the cost and no matter the foe.
Friday, July 31, 2009
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Electrocution Attorney John Kelly
New York Electrocution Attorney John Q. Kelly is pleased to announce the launch of his new website for The Kelly Group P.C.
The website can be viewed at http://www.kellygrouppc.com and features notable cases and clients of Mr. Kelly.
About John Q. Kelly
One of the most renowned litigators in the country, Mr. Kelly has a proven track record in complex civil and corporate litigation nationwide.
His clients include some of the most widely publicized victims in recent times, including:
- Estate of Nicole Brown Simpson
- Parents of Natalee Holloway
- Estate of Kathleen Savio, ex-wife of Drew Peterson
- Estate of Heiress Anne Scripps Douglas
- Former Yankee great Joe Pepitone
The website can be viewed at http://www.kellygrouppc.com and features notable cases and clients of Mr. Kelly.
About John Q. Kelly
One of the most renowned litigators in the country, Mr. Kelly has a proven track record in complex civil and corporate litigation nationwide.
His clients include some of the most widely publicized victims in recent times, including:
- Estate of Nicole Brown Simpson
- Parents of Natalee Holloway
- Estate of Kathleen Savio, ex-wife of Drew Peterson
- Estate of Heiress Anne Scripps Douglas
- Former Yankee great Joe Pepitone
Friday, September 26, 2008
Friday, June 13, 2008
Roth Law Group Announced as Featured Law Firm
The Roth Law Group has been named a Breaking Legal News Featured Law Firm for its outstanding achievements in Business law and contract law in the Chicago area. Below is a little bit about the firm.
About Roth Law:
Business owners know that it takes hard work and dedication to make it in today's competitive marketplace. And choosing a law firm that understands the needs of small business is essential if you want to get a leg-up on the competition. You expect that your law firm will provide you with practical solutions and attentive individualized service. At the Chicago-based business law firm of the Roth Law Group, that's what you get.
At the Roth Law Group, we understand the concerns of small business owners like you and we have experience working in industries ranging from construction to chemical manufacturing. Our lawyers know that you need to remain focused on business and legal issues often detract from this goal. When the Roth Law Group represents you, we concentrate our efforts on resolving matters efficiently and economically and seek to reach the best business outcome in the least amount of time whenever practical. From contract negotiations to commercial litigation, we offer a full-range of business legal services specifically tailored to meet your needs.
If your small business is in the market for business legal services in Cook County or throughout Illinois, contact the Chicago-based Roth Law Group for a Free Initial Consultation. We offer practical solutions to your small business legal challenges at affordable rates.
A Few Representative Matters
-Obtained six-figure settlement on behalf of an Italian-based Manufacturer of wood veneer products in a breach of contract action against U.S. based distributor.
-Obtained judgment in favor of a Commercial Landscaping Contractor involving breach of contract.
-Negotiated nuisance value settlement on behalf of a Multi-Media Company sued for violation of Non-Compete Agreement, thus avoiding business interruption and an injunction.
-Successfully prosecuted foreclosure and other actions on behalf of a Colorado-based Mortgage Company.
www.rothlawgroup.com
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Indianapolis Firm Meeting with APME on Ethics
The Indianapolis-based law firm Bose McKinney & Evans LLP is pleased to announce that attorney Steven Badger will join newspaper editors from around the state to serve on a panel to discuss journalism and online ethics. Hosted by the Associated Press Managing Editors (APME), the panel discussion on May 17 in Indianapolis.
The panel will discuss the legal and ethical issues involved with online forums, sourcing for blogs, re-publication of content taken from the Web, and journalists who participate in online comments relating to their stories.
APME is a professional network, a resource for helping editors improve their news coverage and newsroom operations. Its committees and annual conferences bring editors together to share ideas and discuss the future of the industry.
A resident of Zionsville and a member of Bose McKinney & Evans' Litigation Group, Badger is experienced in commercial and complex business litigation matters, including cases involving media law and the First Amendment.
Badger is a member of the American, Seventh Circuit, Indiana and Indianapolis Bar Associations. He is a former chair of the Indiana State Bar Association's Civil Rights of Children Committee, member of Indianapolis Law Club, former member of the Second Indiana Conclave on Legal Education and former member of the Marion County Board of Zoning Appeals.
He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Wabash College summa cum laude and his law degree from the Indiana University School of Law summa cum laude in Bloomington. During law school he was a managing editor of Indiana Law Journal.
Bose McKinney & Evans provides a full-range of legal services to large and mid-size privately owned businesses, publicly traded companies, high-tech organizations and governmental entities. The firm's offices are located in downtown Indianapolis, in Meridian Corporate Plaza Two on the north side of Indianapolis, in West Lafayette, Ind., in Northwest Indiana, in Raleigh, N.C. and in Washington, D.C. Bose McKinney & Evans is a member of ALFA International, a worldwide network of law firms. The firm's Web address is www.boselaw.com.
The panel will discuss the legal and ethical issues involved with online forums, sourcing for blogs, re-publication of content taken from the Web, and journalists who participate in online comments relating to their stories.
APME is a professional network, a resource for helping editors improve their news coverage and newsroom operations. Its committees and annual conferences bring editors together to share ideas and discuss the future of the industry.
A resident of Zionsville and a member of Bose McKinney & Evans' Litigation Group, Badger is experienced in commercial and complex business litigation matters, including cases involving media law and the First Amendment.
Badger is a member of the American, Seventh Circuit, Indiana and Indianapolis Bar Associations. He is a former chair of the Indiana State Bar Association's Civil Rights of Children Committee, member of Indianapolis Law Club, former member of the Second Indiana Conclave on Legal Education and former member of the Marion County Board of Zoning Appeals.
He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Wabash College summa cum laude and his law degree from the Indiana University School of Law summa cum laude in Bloomington. During law school he was a managing editor of Indiana Law Journal.
Bose McKinney & Evans provides a full-range of legal services to large and mid-size privately owned businesses, publicly traded companies, high-tech organizations and governmental entities. The firm's offices are located in downtown Indianapolis, in Meridian Corporate Plaza Two on the north side of Indianapolis, in West Lafayette, Ind., in Northwest Indiana, in Raleigh, N.C. and in Washington, D.C. Bose McKinney & Evans is a member of ALFA International, a worldwide network of law firms. The firm's Web address is www.boselaw.com.
Law Firm Goes "Green" - Saves Resources
The legal profession revolves around offices, boardrooms and courtrooms - not the most energy-intensive environments - but it also involves lots and lots of paper.
"It turns out lawyers use a lot of resources," said Timothy B. Borchers, managing partner of Borchers Ware & Guglielmo, P.C. "Though we sit in offices all day, we use 10 times the normal amount of paper. Because of our 'paranoia,' we like to have a copy of everything."
So Borchers' firm broke with tradition, and is now printing double-sided, single-spaced documents and not printing e-mail whenever possible. He said the firm is saving about a ream of paper per week.
The firm then started buying recycled paper. It also installed programmed thermostats and a small water heater underneath the sink to conserve water. And there is a new office policy allowing employees to work from home one day per month - if they work an extra 15 minutes per day the rest of the month - to encourage staff to drive less.
For its efforts, the firm is being honored today by the Massachusetts Bar Association as one of four leaders in the association's "Lawyers Eco Challenge" to run more environmentally friendly law firms.
"You can try to do a big thing for the environment or a lot of little things," Borchers said. "A lot of little things are easy to do, it saves just as much in the end, and it works for the office."
More than 50 firms have joined the challenge since the Massachusetts Bar Association issued a set of "green guidelines" earlier this year. Other changes made by the three other firms being honored today include commuting by public transportation, recycling printer cartridges, and changing to more efficient light bulbs.
"The membership has been amazingly supportive," said association President David W. White Jr. "Lawyers can be leaders not just on legal issues, but also on social issues. People feel it's good for the image of lawyers to show we have environmental concerns and will take steps to do something about it."
His firm, which practices personal injury law, has installed motion-detector lights, changed to more efficient bulbs and is using recycled paper for its copier and letterhead.
Borchers, whose firm specializes in estate planning and real estate, said the changes are not hurting business. They have been "invisible" to clients, and will eventually pay for themselves in energy savings. The biggest obstacle was convincing his 12-person staff to change their work habits, he said, but now everyone is on board.
"There's something about the atmosphere - people are getting excited about this," Borchers said. "Everybody's proud of it and it's helped team building."
"It turns out lawyers use a lot of resources," said Timothy B. Borchers, managing partner of Borchers Ware & Guglielmo, P.C. "Though we sit in offices all day, we use 10 times the normal amount of paper. Because of our 'paranoia,' we like to have a copy of everything."
So Borchers' firm broke with tradition, and is now printing double-sided, single-spaced documents and not printing e-mail whenever possible. He said the firm is saving about a ream of paper per week.
The firm then started buying recycled paper. It also installed programmed thermostats and a small water heater underneath the sink to conserve water. And there is a new office policy allowing employees to work from home one day per month - if they work an extra 15 minutes per day the rest of the month - to encourage staff to drive less.
For its efforts, the firm is being honored today by the Massachusetts Bar Association as one of four leaders in the association's "Lawyers Eco Challenge" to run more environmentally friendly law firms.
"You can try to do a big thing for the environment or a lot of little things," Borchers said. "A lot of little things are easy to do, it saves just as much in the end, and it works for the office."
More than 50 firms have joined the challenge since the Massachusetts Bar Association issued a set of "green guidelines" earlier this year. Other changes made by the three other firms being honored today include commuting by public transportation, recycling printer cartridges, and changing to more efficient light bulbs.
"The membership has been amazingly supportive," said association President David W. White Jr. "Lawyers can be leaders not just on legal issues, but also on social issues. People feel it's good for the image of lawyers to show we have environmental concerns and will take steps to do something about it."
His firm, which practices personal injury law, has installed motion-detector lights, changed to more efficient bulbs and is using recycled paper for its copier and letterhead.
Borchers, whose firm specializes in estate planning and real estate, said the changes are not hurting business. They have been "invisible" to clients, and will eventually pay for themselves in energy savings. The biggest obstacle was convincing his 12-person staff to change their work habits, he said, but now everyone is on board.
"There's something about the atmosphere - people are getting excited about this," Borchers said. "Everybody's proud of it and it's helped team building."
Horack Talley - First in Carolinas
Today the law firm of Horack Talley announced participation in the Law Firm Climate Challenge, a multifaceted program run by the American Bar Association in collaboration with the US Environmental Protection Agency. As part of its commitment as a Green Power Leader in the ABA-EPA Law Office Climate Challenge, Horack Talley is eliminating more than 100% of the greenhouse gas emissions generated from its electricity use with the purchase of low-carbon renewable energy credits from Renewable Choice Energy. The firm has instituted “Best Paper Practices” as delineated in the Challenge, and is participating in WasteWise, EnergyStar, and Green Power, three EPA programs. The Challenge only requires participation in one of these programs; Horack Talley has opted to participate in all of them.
As part of the program, Horack Talley has purchased renewable energy from cleanSOURCE, a national Green-e certified mixed renewable energy product comprising credits from biomass, small-scale hydroelectric, geothermal, and wind providers. The estimated environmental benefit of Horack Talley’s participation is equivalent to the carbon-offsetting that would be achieved by planting 2229 trees or by not driving over 590,000 miles.
“Horack Talley is showing leadership among law firms for their commitment to purchasing renewable energy,” said John E. Johnson, Sales Manager for Renewable Choice Energy (RCE). RCE is one of only four firms certified by Green-e. The Green-e program is administered by the nonprofit Center for Resource Solutions, the nation’s leading independent certification and auditing program for renewable energy. It provides an objective standard for consumers and firms to verify that renewable energy purchases are directed.
To kick off the Law Firm Challenge, Horack Talley created a baseline of energy and paper usage, recycling and other energy-related programs in September of 2007. Since then, the firm has implemented further improvements with battery recycling, bottle and can recycling, has expanded paper recycling significantly, now purchases paper with 30% recycled content, and has policies in place for energy usage. In addition, the firm has held a public transportation lunch and learn session with CATS, and encourages use of public transit with a monthly drawing.
Efforts are ongoing. This month Horack Talley is purchasing mugs for each employee to offset usage of paper cups, and has set copiers to default to two-sided copying, and instituted two-sided printing in accounting, which produces reams of information each month.
“We’re saving 12,000 sheets of paper a quarter just by printing our pre-billing on both sides,” said Scott Callendar, facilities manager. “Just in accounting in a year, that’s about 48,000 sheets of paper we’re not using,” he added. The company is now a Green Power Partner at the leadership level. Horack Talley has purchased green power in the amount of 101% of their total energy usage per year. As of the April 16, 2008 EPA report, only six other law firms in the country are Green Power Leaders.
Horack Talley serves the Charlotte region and beyond in real estate, creditors’ rights, tax planning and wealth management, commercial litigation, green initiatives, and family law. For more information on the ABA / EPA Law Firm Climate Challenge and Horack Talley’s participation in it, please contact Thea Grace Morgan at 704.716.0887
As part of the program, Horack Talley has purchased renewable energy from cleanSOURCE, a national Green-e certified mixed renewable energy product comprising credits from biomass, small-scale hydroelectric, geothermal, and wind providers. The estimated environmental benefit of Horack Talley’s participation is equivalent to the carbon-offsetting that would be achieved by planting 2229 trees or by not driving over 590,000 miles.
“Horack Talley is showing leadership among law firms for their commitment to purchasing renewable energy,” said John E. Johnson, Sales Manager for Renewable Choice Energy (RCE). RCE is one of only four firms certified by Green-e. The Green-e program is administered by the nonprofit Center for Resource Solutions, the nation’s leading independent certification and auditing program for renewable energy. It provides an objective standard for consumers and firms to verify that renewable energy purchases are directed.
To kick off the Law Firm Challenge, Horack Talley created a baseline of energy and paper usage, recycling and other energy-related programs in September of 2007. Since then, the firm has implemented further improvements with battery recycling, bottle and can recycling, has expanded paper recycling significantly, now purchases paper with 30% recycled content, and has policies in place for energy usage. In addition, the firm has held a public transportation lunch and learn session with CATS, and encourages use of public transit with a monthly drawing.
Efforts are ongoing. This month Horack Talley is purchasing mugs for each employee to offset usage of paper cups, and has set copiers to default to two-sided copying, and instituted two-sided printing in accounting, which produces reams of information each month.
“We’re saving 12,000 sheets of paper a quarter just by printing our pre-billing on both sides,” said Scott Callendar, facilities manager. “Just in accounting in a year, that’s about 48,000 sheets of paper we’re not using,” he added. The company is now a Green Power Partner at the leadership level. Horack Talley has purchased green power in the amount of 101% of their total energy usage per year. As of the April 16, 2008 EPA report, only six other law firms in the country are Green Power Leaders.
Horack Talley serves the Charlotte region and beyond in real estate, creditors’ rights, tax planning and wealth management, commercial litigation, green initiatives, and family law. For more information on the ABA / EPA Law Firm Climate Challenge and Horack Talley’s participation in it, please contact Thea Grace Morgan at 704.716.0887
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