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We here in Western New York consistently produce world class athletes. Two deserve a Hats off today.
Congratulations to office mate Larry Reagan’s daughter, Emily Reagan, who earned a spot on the United States Olympic rowing team and will be representing us in Rio De Janeiro this summer.
Also, Austin Osmaski, nephew of Jill Wnek, outstanding Law Clerk and soon to be Attorney here at FeroletoLaw, was drafted by the Buffalo Sabres. Way to go, athletes! Have a good and safe holiday weekend.
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An AAJ article June 4, 2009 looks at the practice of courts sealing litigation documents to the advantage of manufacturers in certain product cases. For example, Bausch & Lomb settled hundreds of cases involving contact solution that involved blindness where the court ordered the documents to be sealed.
An AAJ article today reported on the case of Caperton v. A.T. Massey Coal Co. in which the Court held in a 5-4 decision that state court judges that get big campaign contributions cannot sit in judgment of their biggest contributors.
In a decision dated June 4, 2009, In the Matter of Allstate Insurance Company v. Rivera, the Court of Appeals handed down a ruling regarding SUM claims. Essentially the Court ruled that insurers under a SUM policy are “able to reduce the coverage limits of the tortfeasor’s policy
