Veteran

Veteran Media Lawyer Stephen Bacon Leaves Mark on Press Freedom and Legal Accountability

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Oldham, England — Stephen Bacon, a prominent figure in media law and a key player at Express Newspapers, left a lasting impact on the legal landscape surrounding journalism in the UK. His career spanned decades, during which he became known for his adept handling of defamation and contempt cases, often stepping into court to represent newspapers like the Daily Express, Sunday Express, and Daily Star. Throughout his career, Bacon found himself in the position of having to address various legal missteps on behalf of his clients. Notable cases include a 1989 incident involving cricketer Ian … Read more

Foley Hoag Strengthens Expertise with Addition of Industry Veteran Jay Reilly as Partner in Boston and DC Offices

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Boston, MA — Foley Hoag LLP announced Monday the appointment of Jay Reilly as a partner in its offices located in Boston and Washington, D.C. Reilly brings a wealth of experience to the firm, having previously worked at Saul Ewing. His background includes significant in-house roles at various pharmaceutical and technology consulting firms. At Foley Hoag, he will focus on serving clients in the biotechnology, pharmaceutical, medical device, diagnostic, and digital health sectors. In his new role, Reilly will be instrumental in negotiating licensing and collaboration agreements, facilitating venture financings, and guiding mergers and acquisitions. … Read more

Veteran Journalist Dale Ellis Chronicles Justice in Arkansas: Insights from the Federal Courthouse Beat

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PINE BLUFF, Ark. — Dale Ellis, a seasoned journalist dedicated to coverage of the federal courthouse, has been making an impact on the legal landscape in Arkansas through his reporting for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Since becoming part of the newspaper in January 2018, Ellis has focused on stories that resonate with both civil and criminal justice issues affecting residents across the state. Prior to his current role, Ellis started out in the news industry in 1998, working at the Heber Springs Sun-Times. He honed his skills as a reporter and columnist, later advancing to positions … Read more

$5 Million Verdict for Family of U.S. Veteran Reveals Disturbing Care at Local Rehabilitation Center

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A Nassau County jury has awarded $5 million to the family of Henry Serrapica, a 69-year-old U.S. Army veteran and former postal worker from Lynbrook, who developed severe health complications while at South Shore Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Freeport, according to court documents. Serrapica’s family claims his health deteriorated due to inadequate care, culminating in his death from severe sepsis. The lawsuit was initiated by Matthew Serrapica, the victim’s son, who argued that his father experienced “inhumane” treatment during his time at the facility. The case was brought against South Shore and Mount Sinai … Read more