Missoula, Montana forged prescription charge criminal defense lawyer represented a former Ennis pharmacist who admitted dispensing opioids to himself and to a friend using forged or altered prescriptions.

Bradley John Stoick, 70, of Hailey, Idaho, pleaded guilty on July 30 to dispensing a controlled substance by a practitioner and to acquiring or obtaining a controlled substance by misre

Liberal, KS - class action lawyer, recovery of underpaid gas royalties


This class action seeks recovery of underpaid gas royalties. It is brought by about
2,300 royalty owners against the operator, Oil Producers, Inc. of Kansas, known as OPIK
in this litigation. OPIK sells the raw natural gas at the wellhead to third parties, who, in
turn, make the gas fit to enter our

Plaintiffs Arash Alborzi, M.D., and Arash Alborzi, M.D.,
Inc. sued defendants University of Southern California, Keck
School of Medicine of USC, and USC Verdugo Hills Hospital
(collectively, USC); as well as Concord Hospitalist Group and
Elevate Health Group. Alborzi and his corporation were part of a
panel of on-call physicians at Verdugo Hills Hospital. Plaintiffs
alleged

We entrust to police officers the enormous responsibility
of ensuring public safety with integrity and appropriate
restraint, a mission they sometimes pursue by requesting help
from the very public they’re sworn to protect. When members
of the public engage in “active law enforcement service” at a
peace officer’s request, California law treats those members of
the p

Plaintiff Angela Bolger bought a replacement laptop computer battery
on Amazon, the popular online shopping website operated by defendant
Amazon.com, LLC. The Amazon listing for the battery identified the seller as
“E-Life,” a fictitious name used on Amazon by Lenoge Technology (HK) Ltd.
(Lenoge). Amazon charged Bolger for the purchase, retrieved the laptop
battery from its

Plaintiffs Sukru and Gulay Bayramoglu, like many others, sought to modify their
home loan in the midst of the 2008 financial crisis. They eventually succeeded in doing
so in late 2011, obtaining at that time a lower interest rate and a lower monthly payment
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from their loan servicer, Nationstar Mortgage LLC (Nationstar). But, in their view, all
was not well with the loan modi

Dallas, TX - The United States of America charged Dr. Edward Agura with drug possession with intent to divert.

Dr. Edward Agura, 63 pleaded guilty for possession of a controlled substance by misrepresentation or fraud.

Tulsa, OK - Kevin Rider sued the Tulsa Adjustment Bureau, Inc. on a Fair Debt Collection Act violation.

15 U.S.C. §1692. Congressional findings and declaration of purpose
(a) Abusive practices

There is abundant evidence of the use of abusive, deceptive, and unfair debt collection practices by many debt collectors. Abusive debt collection practices contribute to the number of

Title 16, section 433.2 of the Code of Federal Regulations (the Holder
Rule), promulgated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), requires
consumer credit contracts to include the following notice: “ANY HOLDER OF
THIS CONSUMER CREDIT CONTRACT IS SUBJECT TO ALL CLAIMS
AND DEFENSES WHICH THE DEBTOR COULD ASSERT AGAINST THE
SELLER OF GOODS OR SERVICES OBTAINED PURSUANT HERETO OR<

Abington, VA - The United States of America charged Ryan Lowry Patrick with obtaining drugs by fraud and using the registration number of another to in the course of acquiring a controlled substance.

Sean Sharufa fractured his hip and pelvis riding a waterslide at Raging Waters, a
theme park operated by defendant, Festival Fun Parks, LLC. While going down the slide,
he inadvertently slipped from a seated position on an inner tube onto his stomach. When
he entered the splash pool below, his feet hit the bottom with enough force to cause his
injuries.
Sharufa sued for neglige