In Crawford v. Hinds County the plaintiff sued the county over the Hinds County Courthouse not being accessible to the disabled. Plaintiff sought damages and injunctive relief requiring the county to make all seven courtrooms and all bathrooms accessible.
Before
Brian Burns v. Sonador Rei LLC – standing/tax sale – Burns owned property at 469 Rockdale Drive in Jackson. When he failed to pay his property taxes in 2012, the State of Mississippi acquired the possessory rights
The U.S. homeless population has increased in recent years – and the numbers are staggering. According to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, approximately 56,342 family households were identified as homeless in January 2018. In New York City, one
On June 18, 2019 a Hinds County County Court jury rendered a $30,000 Plaintiff’s verdict in Aaron Adams v. Shawn Collins.
The trial involved a car wreck at the intersection of Frontage Road and Adkins Blvd. in Jackson. Plaintiff contended
At 1:30 the MSSCT will hear the case of Watkins Development, LLC and Farish Street Group, LLC v. Jackson Redevelopment Authority et al.
In October of 2013, the Jackson Redevelopment Authority filed suit in the Chancery Court of Hinds County
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Christopher Grace v. State of Mississippi – armed robbery – Grace was convicted of two counts of armed robbery and one count of felony fleeing or eluding a law enforcement
officer in a motor vehicle after he
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Michael Guss, Jr. v. State of Mississippi – drug trafficking – In December of 2015, Postal Inspector Dominick Riley was working at the United States Postal Inspection Service Center in Jackson when he noticed a suspicious express
Here is the brochure for the upcoming legal tech CLE scheduled for April 16 in Jackson: Tech CLE Brochure.
The seminar will more than pay for itself in savings on overhead and time from implementing some or all of
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Elijah Arrington, III, D.M.D. v. Mississippi State Board Of Dental Examiners – dental license revocation – Arrington had a dental practice at the corner of Northside and North State in Jackson (“Fondren Dental”). The Mississippi State Board
An insurer successfully defeated a plaintiff’s attempt to keep a bad faith action in state court by “manipulating” federal diversity jurisdiction by naming an individual claims adjuster as a defendant. Capitol Body Shop, Inc. v Allstate Ins. Co., No. 3:18-cv-516,
