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Motley Rice attorneys Rett Guerry and Ben Cunningham, working with co-counsel Jimmy Rodgers of the Tennessee firm Summers and Wyatt, were granted a plaintiff's verdict September 22, 2009 on behalf of their client in the case of Marian Jackson, individually and as surviving spouse of Kenneth W. Jackson v. National Service Industries, Inc. (f/k/a North Brothers, Inc.).

Motley Rice attorney John Baden will be speaking on the "Future of Asbestos Litigation" at the International Asbestos Litigation Conference.

Attorney Don Migliori comments on the public record sought through the April 12, 2009 trial date now set for the wrongful death suit filed by client Mike Low.

Motley Rice attorney Kimberly Barone Baden will be speaking on Senior Healthcare at 2:00 p.m. on September 9, 2009, at the 53rd Annual South Carolina AFL-CIO Convention being held September 9-11, 2009 in Georgetown, SC.

In an interview with CBS' Saturday Evening News, Motley Rice client Mike Low discusses how the 9/11 lawsuit that he filed following the death of his daughter seeks to force accountability and generate answers to unanswered questions.

Aviation attorney Mary Schiavo speaks with Neil Cavuto on Fox News about potential safety issues related to airlines cutting corners to save money.

After more than four years of litigation, Motley Rice and three additional law firms have resolved the case of <i>Corvello vs. New England Gas Co.</i> involving contaminated soil in Tiverton, RI, with a settlement agreement with Southern Union Co., the utilities company allegedly responsible for the contamination.

On behalf of the families who lost loved ones as a result of Libyan-sponsored terrorism, including the terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, we express outrage that the individual convicted of this crime against humanity has been released early from prison.

The Motley Rice aviation team is reviewing the mid-air collision of a sightseeing helicopter and small private plane over the Hudson River.

Motley Rice LLC announces the addition of two associate attorneys.