Beasley Allen in the News

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Criminal prosecution In nursing home abuse cases

IN THE CONSUMER’S CORNER | January 3, 2008

Filing a civil suit against a nursing home that has caused serious injury or even death to a loved one is not the only avenue of redress against the nursing facility and its staff. Most families of residents in nursing homes are unaware that nursing home staff members may be prosecuted for the abuse…

Some Lawyers Seek Changes in Vioxx Settlement

THE NEW YORK TIMES | December 21, 2007

Several plaintiffs' lawyers have asked the federal judge overseeing the $4.85 billion Vioxx settlement to give them the freedom to keep some of their clients outside the settlement.

Clarke-Mobile Counties Gas District Settles Claims

THE JERE BEASLEY REPORT | December 16, 2007

Beasley Allen, along with the firm of McCorquodale & McCorquodale, which is located in Jackson, Alabama, represented Clarke-Mobile Counties Gas District.

RV Tire Litigation Update

THE JERE BEASLEY REPORT | December 14, 2007

RV Tire Litigation Update

Airplane Crash Case Settled

THE JERE BEASLEY REPORT | December 12, 2007

Airplane Crash Case Settled

Alabama Court Certifies Class Action Against Hospital

THE JERE BEASLEY REPORT | December 12, 2007

The Circuit Court of Barbour County, Alabama has recently certified a class action in a lawsuit that our firm Beasley Allen is handling against Community Health Systems, the previous owner of Lakeview Community Hospital, located in Eufaula, Alabama.

School Bus Safety is the Issue

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | December 11, 2007

The U.S. Department of Transportation has finally set seat belts standards for school buses.

Toxic Fumes Blamed in Death of Workers

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | December 11, 2007

Toxic fumes are believed to have killed four workers whose bodies were pulled from a 20-foot deep well near a blacktop demolition company.

March of Dimes Honors Dees at Wynlakes Event

MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER | December 5, 2007

The March of Dimes Alabama Chapter Central Division honored Morris Dees with its Citizen of the Year award. At a fundraising dinner and silent auction at Wynlakes Golf & Country Club, Dees accepted the honor from attorney Jere Beasley, last year's recipient.

High Court Nullifies Exxon Jury Verdict

THE MONTGOMERY INDEPENDENT | December 5, 2007

The Alabama Supreme Court, by tossing nearly 99 percent of a $3.6 billion verdict against ExxonMobil, the world's, largest publicly traded oil company, has refused to play Santa to state taxpayers.