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Epiq Expands Global Footprint: Acquires UK-Based Claims Admin Leader Case Pilots

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NEW YORK — Epiq, a leader in class action and claims administration, has strengthened its global presence with the acquisition of Case Pilots, one of the top claims administration firms in the United Kingdom. This strategic move, announced on July 8, 2025, aims to enhance Epiq’s capabilities and solidify its position in the European market. With over three decades of experience, Epiq is recognized for managing some of the largest settlements in history, providing clients with expert guidance throughout complex collective actions. This acquisition aligns with Epiq’s long-standing commitment to supporting class representatives and law … Read more

Jury Awards $100,000 in Legal Malpractice Case Against Celebrity Attorney Mark Geragos Amid Controversial Nike Negotiations

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Los Angeles, California — A jury has awarded $100,000 in damages in a malpractice case involving prominent attorney Mark Geragos, who was accused of conspiring with the now-imprisoned Michael Avenatti to undermine a client’s legal claims against Nike. The case centered around allegations that Geragos played a role in facilitating Avenatti’s illegal conduct at the expense of his client, Gary Franklin, a youth basketball coach. Geragos’ attorney, Sean Macias, argued that the jury concluded no harm was caused by Geragos’ actions. Macias maintained that the jury found Geragos did not contribute to any damage suffered … Read more

Federal Court Upholds $800K Verdict for Genesee County Road Commission Executive in Discrimination Retaliation Case

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GENESEE COUNTY, Mich. — A federal appeals court has recently upheld an $800,000 jury verdict awarded to a Genesee County Road Commission executive, who alleged that she faced retaliation for raising concerns about discrimination and her disability accommodations. The U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed this decision on July 16, 2023. The court dismissed the Road Commission’s various challenges to the jury’s findings, including a motion for a new trial, stating that they lacked merit and did not justify overturning the original ruling. In her case, the executive claimed that after she made formal … Read more

Judge Lifts Gag Order in Bryan Kohberger Case, Unveiling Details of the University of Idaho Murders

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MOSCOW, Idaho — A state district judge lifted the gag order on the case of Bryan Kohberger, who recently entered a guilty plea for the murder of four University of Idaho students in November 2022. The ruling allows greater public access to information surrounding the high-profile case, which had been largely shrouded in secrecy. Judge Steven Hippler announced the decision during a court session, stating that the public’s right to information now takes precedence following Kohberger’s plea. “At this point, I just don’t think that I can justify the continuation of the nondissemination order,” Hippler … Read more