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Two Legal Eagles in the Running for 3A District Associate Judge as Retirement Looms

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Sioux City, Iowa – The search for a new Associate Judge in the 3A District has taken a significant step forward as two finalists have been chosen for the position. On June 20, the 3A Judicial Nominating Commission announced the nominations of Jennifer Bennett Finn and Alesha Sigmeth Roberts. This vacancy follows the impending retirement of the Honorable Ann Gales. The nominating process attracted five applicants, showcasing a competitive field of candidates eager to fill the role. The 3A Judicial District encompasses a wide region, including Buena Vista, Cherokee, Clay, Dickinson, Emmet, Kossuth, Lyon, O’Brien, … Read more

Legal Eagles Find Solace in Austen: The Surprising Bond Between Jurists and Literary Genius

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London, England — The world of literature has often intersected with the legal realm, and few authors have captivated the attorneys’ hearts like Jane Austen. Admirers of Austen are not just readers; they are ardent fans, with some legal professionals dedicating themselves to her works. A significant milestone for Austen enthusiasts occurred in the 1940s when the Jane Austen Society aimed to preserve her legacy by acquiring the cottage in Chawton, Hampshire, where she penned all her novels. Although initial fundraising efforts faltered during World War II, solicitor Thomas Edward Carpenter emerged as a crucial … Read more

Eleven Legal Eagles from The Gori Law Firm Earn 2025 Leading and Emerging Lawyers Recognition

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Edwardsville, IL – The Gori Law Firm, a notable legal institution acclaimed for its specialized focus on asbestos litigation, recently celebrated a significant accolade for 11 of its attorneys. These distinguished professionals were recognized on the lists of 2025 Leading Lawyers and Emerging Lawyers, marking them as top performers in their respective fields. The distinction of being named a Leading Lawyer is reserved for those who are highly regarded by their peers. This title is earned by fewer than five percent of all licensed attorneys in each state. Emerging Lawyers are those who, despite being … Read more

Judge Rules Against Eagles in Insurance Dispute, Cites Lack of Physical Property Damage

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Philadelphia, PA — In a recent ruling, U.S. District Judge Michael M. Baylson confirmed a previous decision, stating that the Philadelphia Eagles’ insurance claim related to COVID-19 losses does not meet the necessary legal criteria for coverage due to lack of physical damage to their property. According to state law, in order to trigger insurance coverage, there must be a physical alteration to the property. The Eagles had sought coverage under their insurance policy for financial losses incurred when their operations were restricted due to the pandemic. However, Judge Baylson pointed out that the franchise … Read more