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Please join us in welcoming Reagan Larkin as a Partner in the firm's Denver office, strengthening the Commercial Litigation and Real Estate practice groups. "Franz Hardy and I are excited for Reagan to join us," said Anna Reinert, Co-Managing Partner of the Denver office. "The depth and breadth of her experience in real estate and complex commercial litigation will strengthen our ability to represent clients in various matters in the Mountain West and across the country." Read the full item below. #litigation #realestatelawyer #lawyer #lawfirm #legal #denvercolorado #denver #law #legalindustry #womenattorneys

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The latest from Movers & Shakers 📢 Barnes & Thornburg LLP adds seasoned litigator Nicholas Sarokhanian in Minneapolis. Barnes & Thornburg announced today that experienced litigation and dispute resolution attorney Nicholas A F Sarokhanian has joined the firm’s Minneapolis office as a partner in its Litigation Department. Read the full news article here 👉 https://lnkd.in/egYEqvwu Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up-to-date with all the most pertinent patent stories and news here https://lnkd.in/eNFGimuS Want to write for The Patent Lawyer newsletter? Email ellen@ctclegalmedia.com #patent #lawyer #news #lawfirm #litigator #minneapolis #disputeresolution #attorney #partner #IPlaw

Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or looking to deepen your understanding of franchise law, this conference promises valuable insights and guidance on the latest trends and developments, covering both transactional and litigation aspects. https://lnkd.in/g8wTz7PQ

Video – Attorney Andre Clark Explains The Typical Real Estate Issues Involved In Litigation Ray Hrdlicka – Host – Attorneys.Media “Hi, today we're sitting with Andre Clark, a real estate attorney in Long Beach, who also has an office in an Bernardino County, that's Long Beach, Los Angeles County, of course. And we're going to be talking about real estate litigation. Obviously, it's a very emotional topic for most people involved in a real estate discussion. So, let's jump right into it. Andre... so, in a general sense, what are the typical real estate litigation issues that arise?” Andre Clark – Real Estate Attorney – Los Angeles County, CA “Well, I can only speak from my perspective, because real estate can go into many areas of the law, like family law, and even, you know, a lot of businesses, rent buildings, which could involve real estate. But in my office, as we typically deal with disputes between owners over title, or disputes between neighbors. And a lot of what we do involves contract disputes that involve real estate transactions. And often, because some real estates are investments, and investments of more than one person that's not married, that will be a dispute between business partners sometimes. So, there's a broad list of differe...

Bailey Glasser and a group of leading law firms today filed a motion to show cause why a preliminary injunction ought not issue to stop Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiaries from pursuing a new bankruptcy filing in any district other than in New Jersey, where tens of thousands of civil lawsuits are already consolidated in multidistrict litigation. J&J recently announced the pursuit of a prepackaged bankruptcy plan to resolve talc claims in an unspecified federal court in Texas. Two previous bankruptcy filings by the company have been denied by the courts in New Jersey, where J&J is headquartered. In today’s filing, we seek a temporary restraining order on the basis that J&J is attempting to evade jurisdiction and continue to manipulate the bankruptcy process to disadvantage tens of thousands of women who developed cancer from continued use of Johnson’s products. We also seek to prevent any amendments to agreements between J&J and its subsidiaries to fund the plan without notifying the plaintiffs. The Bailey Glasser team in this case includes founding partner Brian Glasser; David Selby II 🔹 Bailey Glasser 🔹 Partner Mass Tort Practice Group Chair, partner Todd Mathews, Of Counsel Thomas B. Bennett, partner Thanos Basdekis, partner and Consumer Protection Practice Group Leader Patricia Kipnis, and Of Counsel Michael Shenkman. Our co-counsel firms are Beasley Allen Crow Methvin Portis & Miles PC; Levin Papantonio Rafferty Proctor Buchanan O’Brien Barr Mougey PA; Golomb Legal; Ashcraft & Gerel LLP; and Burns Charest LLP. On behalf of our clients, we have requested that the injunction hearing be heard at the earliest possible time. For more please visit: https://ow.ly/jvQF50ShsIQ

We are delighted to share the news that we have bolstered our Real Estate and Litigation offering by appointing Mike Lewis as Partner and Head of Property Dispute Resolution. Read more here, from EMW Law LLP - B Corp Certified ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/ePNTZHTS #BusinessNews #MiltonKeynes #LawFirm

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Empowering Justice Through Litigation Financing In our quest for justice, the financial burden of litigation often stands as a formidable barrier. How can we ensure that every deserving case gets its day in court, regardless of financial muscle? Litigation financing emerges as a critical solution, offering a lifeline to those caught in this dilemma. It's a strategy I've come to value deeply, recognizing its potential to democratize access to justice. By understanding when and why to leverage litigation finance, we can unlock opportunities for a broader range of clients, ensuring they can take on adversaries on an equal footing. The landscape of litigation funding is diverse, with commercial and patent litigation at the forefront, yet open to a wide array of cases. This variety underscores the sector's growth and its increasing receptiveness to various legal battles. The essence of choosing cases for litigation financing lies in their potential for significant returns, but it's important to remember that size isn't everything. Smaller cases and firms are increasingly benefiting from this support, debunking the myth that only the largest firms or cases qualify for funding. Our role extends beyond financial expertise; we're advocates for a just system where financial barriers do not dictate the pursuit of justice. By embracing litigation financing, we empower ourselves and our clients, enhancing our strategies and resources to champion their causes effectively. As we navigate these waters, let's remain committed to exploring every avenue that litigation financing offers, ensuring that justice is accessible to all, not just a privileged few. #JusticeForAll #LitigationFinancing #LegalInnovation #EqualAccessToJustice

Litigation finance for law firms in mass torts is when third-party funders provide money to law firms in exchange for a portion of a settlement or judgment. This helps law firms cover the costs of litigation and can help plaintiffs recover from injuries. Here are some ways litigation finance works in mass torts: Funding for plaintiffs Litigation funders help plaintiffs recover from injuries and avoid bankruptcy. Funding for law firms Law firms use the money to cover upfront litigation costs. Funding for investors Investors are attracted to the potential for a large return on their investment. Funding structure In mass tort cases, funding is often structured more like a loan, where the investor gets paid regardless of whether the case wins or loses. Funding for lawyers Lawyers typically receive 20–40% of the settlement if they are successful. Funding for high-profile cases In 2023, litigation funders invested nearly $17 billion into lawsuits like the Camp Lejuene and 3M earplug cases. Litigation finance has been around in the United States for over 20 years and is becoming more common. It can help to equalize access to the legal system.