When is a mile really a half-mile? Talk to truckers for the Goliath trucking company Swift Transportation, and they will tell you it is whenever Swift pays its drivers
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In the post-9/11 anthrax scare, Tom Brokaw famously remarked "In Cipro we trust" as Americans swarmed to Cipro as the miracle drug thought to fight against perilous
T-Mobile cell phone users have an important advocate on their side. Bob Sullivan, MSNBC blogger and author of Gotcha Capitalism, agreed with us in his Red Tape
With gas prices at record highs, rising food prices and the housing market in turmoil, consumers nationwide are feeling the money crunch. For those individuals with excessive debt the promise of relief and debt assistance sounds like an answer to their prayers, but it too comes with a cost. Hagens Berman recently filed a lawsuit against Credit Solutions of America, the largest...
T-Mobile cell-phone users won an important victory today in our case to protect them from unwanted text-message charges. To recap, we represent a group of
It is fascinating how we learn about cases from clients and potential clients. At our firm, we have a loyal - some say rabid - cadre of cyclists, ranging from bicycling commuters to elite racers. In fact, the firm sponsors a number of cycling activities, including a racing team.
Last week, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer ran an article about spam text messages and the controversy surrounding charges for them. For years, consumers have
On Sunday, the Philadelphia Inquirer ran a story on knee and hip replacement manufacturers and the agreements these companies set up with surgeons throughout the
Earlier today, our firm filed a class-action lawsuit against some of the nation's largest manufacturers of smoke detectors. We had a client contact us with a story that
This week the National Law Journal published a story about Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro's recent lawsuits against four of the nation's largest title and escrow companies. The
The Seattle Times today ran a story about Washington Mutual rewriting its compensation rules to protect the bonuses of senior executives. In short, the company is
Last week we launched a new volunteer program aimed at better serving our communities. The program, Project 2080, is a commitment by our staff and attorneys to
Today Seattle-based law firm Hagens Berman announced the creation of a new full-time position: Project 2080. More than a job, the position reflects the firm's commitment
10th Anniversary/New Sponsors Unveiled - RAD Racing NW launches the 10th Anniversary season for the program in 2008 with several announcements. From its humble beginnings
Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro today announced a green policy that will help the firm take steps to reducing its negative impact on the environment. HBSS is adopting environmentally
When Cynthia Fitzgerald started out in pharmaceutical sales 20 years ago, she received ample training on the right and wrong ways to sell medical products
For the second consecutive year, Seattle-based Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro (HBSS) earned a spot on the National Law Journal's (NLJ) prestigious "Plaintiff's Hot List," an award
For the second year in a row, HBSS has been named to the National Law Journal' prestigious "Plaintiff' Hot List," an award given to the top 12 plaintiff firms who "racked up
Reed R. Kathrein, out of the San Francisco HBSS office, recently joined Prosecuting the Securities Fraud Action panel and will be attending the Securities Litigation & Enforcement
HBSS attorney, Robert Gaudet is spending the next year in Sweden studying the promotion and integration of class action lawsuits in Europe. Inspired by the U.S., Sweden has
