ZeroRisk Cases Innovates to Combat Fraudulent Lead Generation in Mass Tort Industry

ALLENTOWN, Pa. — The integrity of the legal system faces a significant threat from deceptive practices in the generation of leads for mass torts cases, which can heavily burden not just reputable legal firms but also the individuals unwittingly caught in these schemes. Unethical tactics by some law firms and call centers, including the use of misleading advertisements and cold-calling, continue to undermine public trust and waste considerable resources. The practice of purchasing leads from overseas call centers that may lack proper qualifications and ethical standards contributes substantially to the influx of fraudulent claims. These … Read more

Veteran Litigator Kenneth Murphy Returns to DLA Piper, Aims to Mentor Next Generation of Lawyers

PHILADELPHIA — After a brief tenure at Tucker Law Group, Kenneth Murphy, a prominent former partner at Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath, has rejoined the ranks of a major law firm. Murphy has been appointed as of counsel at DLA Piper’s Philadelphia office where he began his legal career. Murphy spent a significant part of his career at Faegre Drinker and its predecessor, Drinker Biddle & Reath, where he dedicated 15 years as a partner. His specialized work in products liability cases, particularly representing corporate giant Johnson & Johnson, has distinguished him in the legal … Read more

Judge Judy’s Granddaughter Takes on New Role as Law Clerk on ‘Judy Justice’ to Bridge Generation Gap

Los Angeles, CA – Sarah Rose, the 26-year-old granddaughter of renowned TV judge Judy Sheindlin, is taking on a significant role on her grandmother’s show, “Judy Justice.” The show’s third season, premiering on Amazon Freevee and Prime Video, will feature Rose assisting Sheindlin as a newly minted lawyer. According to Rose, her role is to provide a different perspective and help Sheindlin relate to and understand younger audiences. She navigates the world of emojis and Gen Z slang, ensuring that Sheindlin stays relevant in the evolving judicial landscape. However, she admits that explaining the nuances … Read more