Shaun T. Graff Joins Shumaker as an Associate, Strengthening Corporate Transactions Team
A true client advocate, Shaun is known for his pragmatic and efficient approach to helping businesses achieve their goals.
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Shumaker Secures Victory for Charlotte Manufacturer in Patent Disputes
Both cases center on Yukon’s patented three-piece insulated container, used for shipping pharmaceuticals and other temperature-sensitive items.
Shumaker Expands Professional Liability Team with Addition of Matthew T. DeSafey
He is committed to achieving favorable outcomes for clients while safeguarding their professional reputations in the face of complex legal challenges.
Shumaker Financial Services Business Litigation Team Grows with Addition of Alexis Schad
Alexis has a strong background in litigation, having served for three years as a public defender.
Bell Law Firm Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Piedmont Eastside Medical Center Following Tragic Death of Two-Year-Old
Lawsuit alleges negligence after toddler dies from untreated allergic reaction and lack of pediatric equipment in ER.
NAD Refers ASO to FTC for Non-Compliance on “2x Faster Healing” Claim
NAD found that the “2x faster healing” claim was not supported and recommended its discontinuation. ASO agreed to comply with NAD’s recommendations.
National Advertising Division Recommends Tempur-Pedic Discontinue Disparaging Claims Against Sleep Number
In this case, however, NAD found that the challenged advertising created a misleading impression, suggesting Sleep Number beds are comparable to temporary air mattresses that consumers would not use for their regular sleeping needs.
Settlement with Local MRI Provider Improves Access to Healthcare Services for Chicago Residents with Disabilities
As a result of this settlement agreement, Open MRI will implement new policies and practices to ensure its healthcare services are accessible to patients with mobility disabilities, procure accessible medical equipment, and train its staff to provide transfer assistance.
Accessibility Improvements for Pedestrians with Mobility Disabilities Result from Partial Consent Decree with City of Baltimore
Under the partial consent decree, the City has agreed, among other things, to devote a minimum of $44 million, and potentially up to $50 million, over the course of four years to the construction and/or remediation of thousands of curb ramps and the remediation of tens of thousands of square feet of sidewalks throughout Baltimore.
Call for submissions for Volume 3 Issue 1 by Legal Research & Analysis
Legal Research & Analysis is a refereed journal, and all published articles are peer-reviewed.