Trial

Prominent Dallas Trial Lawyer Barrett Robin Recognized as One of the Top Young Lawyers in the City

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DALLAS, Jan. 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Barrett Robin, an experienced plaintiffs trial lawyer from Dallas-based Hamilton Wingo, has been recognized as one of the city’s top young lawyers on the 2024 Best Lawyers Under 40 list published by D Magazine. Robin specializes in representing clients in serious personal injury and wrongful death lawsuits, advocating for individuals and families in insurance coverage disputes. He helps them seek compensation for medical bills, property losses, and other financial burdens resulting from the negligence of others. “We are proud to see Barrett named among the city’s leading attorneys for … Read more

College Student Rejects Judge’s Decision to Cut $110 Million Malpractice Case Award, Seeks New Trial

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St. Cloud, Minnesota – A college student from St. Cloud State University is seeking a new trial after a federal judge reduced his jury award from $110 million to $10 million in a landmark medical malpractice case. Anuj Thapa, the plaintiff, rejected the judge’s decision and will pursue another trial. Last year, a Minneapolis federal jury awarded Thapa $111.3 million in damages, including $110 million for pain and suffering, in what was the largest award of its kind in Minnesota. However, the presiding judge, Tony Leung, deemed the amount “shockingly excessive” and ordered Thapa to … Read more

Murder Trial Begins for Minot Man Charged with Roommate’s Brutal Slaying

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MINOT, ND – Jury selection has commenced in the trial of a Minot man accused of the murder of his roommate over three years ago. Shawnee Krall, 31, is facing a murder charge in connection with the death of Alice Queirolo, 29, which occurred in December 2020. Crucial evidence, including the car where Queirolo’s body was found, has been dismissed by the court due to the lack of a proper search warrant. The trial, anticipated to run until January 12th, presents the possibility of a life sentence for Krall if he is found guilty. As … Read more