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Former U.S. Attorney Roger B. Handberg Joins GrayRobinson, Bringing Fraud Expertise to Central Florida’s Legal Landscape

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Orlando, Fla. — Roger B. Handberg, former U.S. Attorney for Central Florida, has joined GrayRobinson as a shareholder in the firm’s Orlando office, marking a notable shift in his professional journey. His appointment comes after his tenure as U.S. Attorney, which ended on February 17. Handberg was initially appointed to this federal role by Attorney General Merrick Garland on December 27, 2021, starting as an interim U.S. Attorney. In May 2022, he received a reappointment from the judges of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, underscoring the confidence placed in his … Read more

Georgia Couple Wins $2.25 Million After Pathologist Shares Disturbing Autopsy Videos of Their Decapitated Baby

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ATLANTA — A couple in Georgia has been awarded $2.25 million by a jury after a pathologist posted graphic videos of their decapitated baby’s autopsy online. The jury’s decision came on Wednesday against Dr. Jackson Gates, who conducted the autopsy on Treveon Taylor Jr., the couple’s son, who died during delivery in July 2023. Jessica Ross and Treveon Isaiah Taylor Sr. initially employed Gates to perform the autopsy, which became the subject of considerable distress for the family when videos were shared on Instagram without their consent. The couple filed a lawsuit in September 2023, … Read more

Rolling Up His Sleeves: The Lawyer in Snakeskin Boots Championing Justice on a Budget

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AUSTIN, Texas — In a city renowned for its eclectic character, one attorney is making a name for himself by taking on clients who struggle to afford traditional legal fees. Jason D. Tindall, often seen in his signature snakeskin boots, operates on a model that allows him to charge as little as minimum wage for legal work, targeting those in desperate need of representation. Tindall’s approach stems from a desire to bridge the gap between legal services and underserved populations. Recognizing that many individuals, particularly in lower-income brackets, face significant barriers when seeking legal assistance, … Read more

Brooklyn Court Declares Pet Dogs as Family Members: A Landmark Ruling in Animal Welfare

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A Brooklyn judge has determined that pet dogs should be regarded as family members in the eyes of the law, a ruling that could reshape legal views on pets in the state. This landmark decision arose from a case involving a divorce where pets were at the center of custody disputes. The recognition of dogs as members of the family underscores the emotional bond many owners share with their pets. The ruling may pave the way for similar considerations in future cases involving pet custody during separations, as courts increasingly acknowledge the role of pets … Read more