Appeals court reinstates part of Oklahoma ME lawsuit
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A federal appeals court has reinstated part of a lawsuit filed by Oklahoma's former chief medical examiner after the board that administers the agency fired him after less than nine months on the job. The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver handed down the ruling in a lawsuit filed by Dr. Collie Trant. Trant sued the Board of Medicolegal Investigations after he was ...
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Frivolous lawsuit defenses harm the courts and injured victims
After a car crash, when recovering from your injuries, the last thing you need if for the negligent defendant's insurance company to deny all or part of your claim and then for their lawyers to file frivolous defenses to your lawsuit. When insurance companies and large corporations raise frivolous defenses to delay or deny the meritorious claims if injured victims, it doubly harmful. It slows ...
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Medical marijuana discussed at Gallatin County Republican Women meeting
In just a little over two weeks, the new medical marijuana bill becomes law and many local residents want to hear more about some of the changes to the industry in Montana.
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