Client’s Superior Court judgment protected in U.S. Bankruptcy Court
We recently prevailed in a non-dischargeability trial in United States Bankruptcy Court, protecting a client’s Superior Court judgment from being discharged in bankruptcy.
We recently prevailed in a non-dischargeability trial in United States Bankruptcy Court, protecting a client’s Superior Court judgment from being discharged in bankruptcy.
In April 2006, Norman Zalkind and the firm settled a construction accident case for $8 million after the jury was selected but before the opening statements.
In February 2006, Norman Zalkind and Elizabeth Lunt won an acquittal on federal racketeering murder charges. A year earlier, they had succeeded in persuading the Justice Department not to seek the death penalty in this case.
In 2005, Ms. Bernstein won preliminary recognition that a long term disability policy that limits benefits for persons with mental disabilities might violate the American’s with Disabilities Act.
In 2005, Norman Zalkind and David Duncan won a judgment of aquittal for the CEO of a large corporation in a federal tax fraud case.
In October 2005, Inga Bernstein won a $2.2 million verdict in federal court in a discrimination and retaliation case on behalf of a former female police officer who sued her union. This was among the top jury verdicts of the year in Massachusetts.