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Lawsuit to bar embattled MMA law firm from collecting attorney fees is dismissed - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit to bar embattled MMA law firm from collecting attorney fees is dismissed

A federal judge has rejected a Louisiana personal injury law firm’s lawsuit that sought to block the embattled McClenny, Moseley & Associates (MMA) law firm from collecting attorney fees in cases involving former MMA hurricane-damage claims.

Federal Judge Denies MMA's Bid for Attorney Fees, Says Clients Illegally Obtained - Vimarsana News

Federal Judge Denies MMA's Bid for Attorney Fees, Says Clients Illegally Obtained

A federal judge rejected a request by McClenny Moseley & Associates to claim an interest in legal fees and expenses from a hurricane damage lawsuit,

Federal Judge Rejects Law Firm's Claim for Hurricane Damage Lawsuit Fees, Citing Illegal Client Acquisition - Vimarsana News

Federal Judge Rejects Law Firm's Claim for Hurricane Damage Lawsuit Fees, Citing Illegal Client Acquisition

A federal judge rejected a request by McClenny Moseley & Associates to claim an interest in legal fees and expenses from a hurricane damage lawsuit,

Scott Abrams Becomes Inaugural Big O Champion for $315,203 - Vimarsana News

Scott Abrams Becomes Inaugural Big O Champion for $315,203

Scott Abrams outlasted a field of 1,458 to defeat Robert Williamson III in heads-up play to win Event #41: $1,500 Big O for $315,203 and his first bracelet

Sanctions Continue to Pile Up for McClenny Moseley & Associates - Vimarsana News

Sanctions Continue to Pile Up for McClenny Moseley & Associates

Even though they have been suspended from the practice of law, attorneys with McClenny Moseley & Associates continue to rack up penalties as federal