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Former King Of Kong Billy Mitchell Is Finally Taking Twin Galaxies To Court - Vimarsana News

Former King Of Kong Billy Mitchell Is Finally Taking Twin Galaxies To Court

Twin Galaxies' anti-SLAPP motion is denied - You can accuse Billy Mitchell of a lot of things, but you can't say his life ...

Former Pac-Man Champ Billy Mitchell Can Now Sue World Record Leaderboard Group - Vimarsana News

Former Pac-Man Champ Billy Mitchell Can Now Sue World Record Leaderboard Group

Billy Mitchell, a pro gamer best known for making the numbers on an arcade machine get really big, is going to court. As spotted by Axios’ Stephen

Firm Beats Bid To Revive Suit Over Failed EB-5 Project - Vimarsana News

Firm Beats Bid To Revive Suit Over Failed EB-5 Project

ADVERTISEMENT Firm Beats Bid To Revive Suit Over Failed EB-5 Project Law360 (May 14, 2021, 4:44 PM EDT) -- A woman cannot represent a putative class of investors allegedly wronged by Wolfsdorf Rosenthal LLP's work on a failed health center project under the EB-5 visa program because she never retained the firm, a California state appeals court has determined. A California trial court got it right when it tossed the case and held that Zhao Hui Shi could not represent a putative class of investors seeking to sue Wolfsdorf Rosenthal for legal malpractice, as the firm never owed her any duty of ...

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Plaintiff lawyers win again; Court awards fees in dispute over case they dismissed - Vimarsana News

Plaintiff lawyers win again; Court awards fees in dispute over case they dismissed

Mahoney LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) - A clothing manufacturer’s strategy of suing labor lawyers for malicious prosecution failed badly, as a California appeals court ordered the company to pay them additional legal fees on top of the tens of thousands of dollars they obtained after settling the underlying wage-and-hour lawsuit. Attorneys Kevin Mahoney and Oscar Ramirez represented Ana Jimenez in a lawsuit against Citizens of Humanity, a Los Angeles jeans manufacturer they accused of shortchanging workers out of overtime pay and meal and rest breaks. Citizens of ...