...or driver error caused [unintended acceleration]," wrote Mark Chavez of Chavez & Gertler in Mill Valley, Calif., an attorney for two Maryland class members...
...or driver error caused [unintended acceleration]," wrote Mark Chavez of Chavez & Gertler in Mill Valley, Calif., an attorney for two Maryland class members...
Originally Published: The Asian Lawyer
Siding with objector Ted Frank of the Center for Class Action Fairness, a divided panel rejected $1.5 million in attorney fees in a settlement that gave class members coupons, not cash
...or driver error caused [unintended acceleration]," wrote Mark Chavez of Chavez & Gertler in Mill Valley, Calif., an attorney for two Maryland class members...
...or driver error caused [unintended acceleration]," wrote Mark Chavez of Chavez & Gertler in Mill Valley, Calif., an attorney for two Maryland class members...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...Richard Zitrin of Carlson, Calladine & Peterson and Mark Chavez of Chavez & Gertler argued the motion for Maxon. Klinedinst shareholder Natalie Vance argued for...
...Richard Zitrin of Carlson, Calladine & Peterson and Mark Chavez of Chavez & Gertler — say it's rich that ILG would try to compel...
English: Diamond Katana aircraft owned by American School of Aviation, an FAA Part 141 flight school based in Atwater, California. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) In a ruling that was expected to have a
Originally Published: Legal Blogs
Wright brothers flying over the Kohn plantation in Montgomery, Alabama, where they set up a flying school. Maxwell Air Force Base was later built on the site. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) The Ninth C
Originally Published: Legal Blogs
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