Legal

Property Owner Alleges Legal Malpractice After Devastating Woolsey Fire; Lawsuit Seeks Accountability from Wildfire Loss Firm

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Agoura Hills, Calif. – A property owner in Agoura Hills, California, whose home was destroyed in the 2018 Woolsey Fire, has filed a legal malpractice lawsuit against wildfire loss firm Levin Law Group PLC. The homeowner, David Kleynberg, claims that the firm failed to file a suit on his behalf in the mass-tort case against a California utility. This negligence prevented him from joining the litigation against Edison International’s Southern California Edison utility. Kleynberg states that his home and property were rendered uninhabitable for nearly a year, from November 8, 2018, to September 15, 2019, … Read more

Texas Governor Abbott Reacts Strongly to New York City’s Legal Action Against Migrant Transportation Providers

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New York City has filed a lawsuit against bus companies that transport migrants and Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has responded to this legal action. The lawsuit alleges that these bus companies are violating the city’s human trafficking laws. Governor Abbott has defended the bus companies, stating that they are not engaging in illegal activities. The lawsuit, which was filed in federal court, accuses the bus companies of aiding and abetting human trafficking by transporting migrants who have crossed the border into the United States. According to the complaint, these bus companies “directly or indirectly … Read more

Prichard Water Board’s Appeal Denied as Judge Trims Bank’s Legal Fees

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MOBILE, Ala. – In a recent development, a judge has rejected the objection from the Prichard water board regarding the appointment of a receiver. However, the judge did reduce the legal fees for the bank involved in the case. The Prichard water board had raised concerns about the appointment of a receiver to oversee the operations of the water utility company. They argued that this move would undermine their authority in managing the board’s affairs. On the other hand, the bank involved in the case had submitted a request for higher legal fees to cover … Read more

Election Integrity Under Scrutiny: Rare Insights from J. Christian Adams on High-Stakes Legal Battles

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Albany, NY – In a recent episode of “The Joe Kelley Show” podcast, J. Christian Adams, an attorney with the Public Interest Legal Foundation, sheds light on the intricate web of election integrity in the United States. Adams, representing the only law firm exclusively focused on election law in the country, provides a rare insider perspective on the high-stakes legal battles that could shape the future of American democracy. From the breadth of Alaska to the historical landscapes of Maine, the Public Interest Legal Foundation tirelessly litigates cases to uphold the rule of law. Adams … Read more