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Seven Tigers Seized in Nevada Raid: Owner Arrested Amid Exotic Animal Ownership Controversy

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Pahrump, Nevada — In a remarkable action that underscores ongoing concerns about exotic animal ownership in Nevada, the Nye County Sheriff’s Office conducted a raid on a private residence in Pahrump, where they seized seven tigers. The operation, which took place on Wednesday, also resulted in the arrest of Karl Mitchell, a noted big cat enthusiast, who resisted arrest during the seizure. Mitchell, speaking from jail, defended his possession of the tigers, claiming they served as emotional support animals, a stance that is at odds with Nevada’s legal framework. Unlike many states, Nevada does not … Read more

Wyoming Supreme Court Orders Full Compensation in Nursing Home Negligence Case

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Cheyenne, WY – In a significant ruling, the Wyoming Supreme Court has declared that a local nursing home is fully responsible for damages awarded to the daughter of a deceased resident due to negligence. The court found that Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center must bear the total costs awarded by a jury, overturning a lower court’s decision that had reduced the damages according to the facility’s assigned fault. Previously, a trial judge had adjusted the nursing home’s financial liability to only cover a portion of the damages, corresponding to the jury’s determination of their share … Read more

Kelly Cunningham Honored as One of California’s Top Intellectual Property Lawyers for Second Year Running

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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. – Ervin Cohen & Jessup LLP proudly announced on April 3, 2025, that their partner, Kelly Cunningham, has once again been named one of California’s “Top Intellectual Property Lawyers” by the Daily Journal. This marks the second consecutive year that Cunningham has been featured in this prestigious list, which highlights the top 100 intellectual property legal experts in the state. Cunningham, who boasts over 29 years in the field of intellectual property, illustrates a career driven by a deep passion that transitioned from engineering to legal advocacy. His journey into law began … Read more

US Judge Greenlights Lawsuit Against Companies Over Contaminated Baby Food

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Several major companies are now compelled to confront a lawsuit alleging that their baby food products were contaminated with harmful substances. A U.S. judge has recently denied motions to dismiss the lawsuit, allowing the case to proceed, which claims that these businesses failed to inform consumers about the potential risks. The lawsuit targets a handful of prominent baby food manufacturers accused of selling products containing hazardous levels of heavy metals such as arsenic, lead, and cadmium. These toxic elements are linked to significant health risks and developmental problems in children. The complaint leverages findings from … Read more