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$21.35 Million Verdict: Jury Sides with Ex-Captain in East Texas Political Retaliation Case

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QUITMAN, Texas — A former East Texas police captain, Terry Bevill, has been awarded $21.35 million by a federal jury in a wrongful termination lawsuit that accused local officials of collusion and manipulating due process. The lawsuit stemmed from Bevill’s 2017 dismissal and arrest after he questioned the fairness of a judicial process involving a friend. Bevill was terminated from his position after signing an affidavit supporting a county jail administrator’s request for a change of trial venue. This administrator had been charged with tampering with a government record to allegedly help the release of … Read more

GGR Investors Invited to Participate in Gogoro Inc. Fraud Probe with Schall Law Firm

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Los Angeles — Investors holding stock in Gogoro Inc. now have an opportunity to join an ongoing investigation into allegations of fraud concerning the electric scooter company. The probe is being spearheaded by The Schall Law Firm, a prominent legal entity recognized for its civil disputes expertise, particularly in shareholder and securities issues. The move comes after a series of events that has left shareholders questioning the integrity of Gogoro’s disclosures and financial statements. The investigation primarily targets the veracity of the information provided by Gogoro during its public offerings and financial reporting periods, allegations … Read more

Jury Verdict Overturned in Tragic 2003 Taxi Accident After Explosive Revelations of Juror Misconduct

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Atlanta, Ga. – For over two decades, Ed Heller has sought justice for the untimely death of his wife, Patricia Heller, who died in a tragic accident after leaving Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in January 2003. The long legal battle finally saw a jury decision this past March, although the verdict was not as Heller had hoped. Patricia Heller was on a business trip when she boarded a taxi at the airport. Shortly thereafter, the vehicle, driven by Abdallah Adem, veered off Interstate 85 and crashed into a line of trees on a slick road, … Read more

Pioneering Sports Lawyer Dick Moss Passes Away at 93, Leaving Behind a Legacy of Revolutionizing Free Agency in Baseball

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SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Dick Moss, the influential attorney who paved the way for free agency in Major League Baseball and dramatically reshaped professional sports salaries, has passed away at the age of 93. Moss died at an assisted living facility here on Saturday, according to announcements by the Major League Baseball Players Association. Joining the MLB Players Association in 1967 as general counsel, Moss worked closely with union executive director Marvin Miller. He was instrumental in the landmark 1975 arbitration case involving pitchers Andy Messersmith and Dave McNally, which ultimately dismantled the longstanding reserve … Read more