Jere Beasley in the News

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State attorney asks for record verdict against Exxon Mobil

THE MIAMI-HERALD | November 13, 2003

Alabama’s suit accusing Exxon Mobil of shortchanging the state on natural gas royalties produced a record verdict of $3.5 billion at the first trial. In the retrial, the state wants an ever bigger verdict.

State attorney asks for record verdict against Exxon Mobil

THE TUSCALOOSA NEWS | November 13, 2003

An attorney asked a jury Wednesday to find that Exxon Mobil cheated the state out of natural gas royalties and return a record $9.3 billion verdict against the oil company.

Court refuses to halt Exxon jury selection

THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS | October 16, 2003

The Alabama Supreme Court refused a last-minute request by Exxon Mobil to stop jury selection Wednesday for the retrial of the state’s record-setting lawsuit against the oil company.

Jury pick starts in Exxon royalties case

THE HUNTSVILLE TIMES | October 16, 2003

The Alabama Supreme Court refused a last-minute request by Exxon Mobil to stop jury selection Wednesday for the retrial of the state’s record-setting lawsuit against the oil company.

Beasley Hired in Exxon Suit

MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER | June 9, 2003

A lawsuit that produced the largest jury verdict in state history goes back to court for a new trial in October, with Republican Gov. Bob Riley bringing in prominent plaintiff lawyer Jere Beasley to represent him.

New Trial Set for Exxon Mobil Royalties Case with $3.5 Billion Verdict

THE LEDGER ONLINE | June 8, 2003

A lawsuit that produced the largest jury verdict in state history goes back to court for a new trial in October, with Republican Gov. Bob Riley bringing in prominent plaintiff lawyer Jere Beasley to represent him.

Exxon Mobil, State Face New Trial Duel Over Gas Royalties

THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS | June 6, 2003

A lawsuit that produced the largest jury verdict in state history goes back to court for a new trial in October.

Some 10,000 doctors left with no coverage

THE MONTGOMERY INDEPENDENT | April 10, 2003

Approximately 10,000 doctors nationwide were left without medical malpractice insurance when their insurance company stopped paying claims and went into receivership. As a result, our firm filed a lawsuit on behalf of these doctors, 800 of which are Alabama doctors, who were insured by Doctors Insur…

Lawsuits allege deception on part of Reciprocal of America

THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT | April 3, 2003

For many insurance companies, reinsurance provides crucial protection against unexpectedly large claims.

Montgomery Woman brings suit against HealthSouth, Scrushy

THE MONTGOMERY INDEPENDENT | April 2, 2003

Less than a week after The Securities and Exchange Commission temporarily suspended trading in the securities of HealthSouth Corporation, Dorothy Lee Warren, a Montgomery resident, has filed a securities fraud lawsuit against the Birmingham based company and CEO Richard Scrushy.