Farmington, NM - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant JULIAN SELPH charged with one count of criminal sexual contact of a minor (CSCM) under thirteen; twelve counts of criminal sexual penetration (CSP) of a child under thirteen; seven counts of criminal sexual contact of a minor (Person in Position of Authority (PPA)); and one count of bribery or intimidation of a

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Groesbeck, Texas - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with Aggravated Assault.

St. George, Utah criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with felony firearm possession.

Rashaan Mamao Matalolo of St. George, Utah, was charged with one count of possession of a firearm while subject to a domestic violence protective order. Under federal law, individuals subject to a domestic violence protective order are prohibited from possessing a firearm.

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Odessa TX - Criminal Defense Attorney, Obstruction or Retaliation

Appellant’s court-appointed counsel has filed a motion to withdraw. The
motion is supported by a brief in which counsel professionally and conscientiously
examines the record and applicable law and states that he has concluded that the
appeal is frivolous and without merit. Counsel has provided Appellant with

Indianapolis, IN - Criminal Defense Attorney, dealing in a narcotic drug, , dealing in methamphetamine, and dealing in cocaine, possession of methamphetamine, possession of cocaine, and possession of a narcotic drug, dealing in marijuana, possession of marijuana

Narcotics Detective James Smith of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police
Department (“IMPD”) was advised by a confidenti

Sherman, TX - Criminal Defense Attorney, Driving while intoxicated third or more, assault of a peace officer, and obstruction or retaliation.


Mills was arrested for driving while intoxicated after being pulled over for
speeding. Mills became belligerent toward the arresting officer, Chris Bell, while
being transported to Texoma Medical Center (TMC) for a blood draw to determ

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

Dr. My Tran and Dr. Ian Murray are dentists who owned a dental
practice known as Bird Rock Dental. Dr. Murray worked at the practice and
Dr. Tran handled the business operations through his own separate entity.
About two years after they formed the practice, they had financial disputes.
In the midst of these disputes, Dr. Tran accused Dr. Murray of substandard
dental work and

San Francisco, CA - Employment Law Lawyer

Google, Inc. and Alphabet, Inc. (collectively, Google), and Adecco USA,
Inc. (Adecco) require their employees to comply with various confidentiality
policies. John Doe, David Gudeman, and Paola Correa, who are current and
former Google and Adecco employees, sued Google and Adecco under the
Labor Code Private Attorneys General Act o

Houston, Texas - Criminal Defense Lawyer, Continuous Sexual Abuse of Young Child or Children

Dayton, OH, domestic violence

Cincinnati, OH - Rape, Sexual Abuse

On July 6, 2018, Harris County Jail Detention Officer C. Lake, the
complainant, was assigned the duty of a rover. As a rover, one of Lake’s duties was
to routinely search inmates and their jail cells for contraband. At the beginning of
the cell search, Lake instructed all inmates, including Delarosa, to step outside of
their cells in front of the doors until the rovers completed

An employee signed an acknowledgment of receipt of the
employee handbook. In it, he agreed he was bound by the
provisions of the handbook, and it was his responsibility to read
and familiarize himself with all its provisions. The handbook
contained an agreement to arbitrate disputes. The employer did
not highlight or otherwise call the employee’s attention to the
arbitrat

Plaintiff and appellant Virginia M. Arnold appeals from summary judgment in
favor of her employer, defendant and respondent Dignity Health (Dignity) and other
individually named defendants.
Arnold, an African-American woman who was employed as a medical assistant,
alleged defendants engaged in discrimination, harassment, and retaliation based on her
age and her association with