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Motley Rice and co-counsel announced today that they have filed a class action against 13 global banks on behalf of a number of investors, alleging that the banks colluded to misreport and manipulate LIBOR rates

Motley Rice attorneys reached a settlement on behalf of local clam farmers who claimed that Evergreen Shipping Agency and Norfolk Dredging Co. were responsible for a 2002 oil spill that resulted in the loss of over 90% of their clam inventory.

Motley Rice attorney Don Migliori comments on the settlements made by 14 families of 9/11 victims.

Motley Rice attorney Don Migliori comments on a settlement reached by 14 families of 9/11 victims who chose legal action as opposed to accepting the compensation fund created by the federal government.

Attorney Don Migliori comments on evidence that may be allowed by a 9/11 victim's family in a wrongful death lawsuit against airlines and their security contractors.

Unsatisfied with the payment offered by the federal September 11th Victims Compensation Fund, dozens of 9/11 victims' families are filing lawsuits against airlines, security companies and other entities that they feel should be held accountable for the 9/11 attacks.

Motley Rice attorney Don Migliori speaks with Bloomberg Radio about the families involved in the 9/11 lawsuits and addresses questions about the claims and why these cases are uniquely challenging.

Motley Rice attorney says activist shareholders can help move a company in the right direction after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is also making bribery probes into several companies for bribes allegedly made to Nigerian customs officials.

C. R. Bard Inc. recalled their Composix® Kugel® Mesh hernia repair patch in 2005, and some believe that there were faults in the the product safety monitoring system that allowed the device to be on the maket for so long before being recalled.

Following the five year anniversary of 9/11, Motley Rice attorney Robert Haefele sits with Law.com's Bob Ambrogi and J. Craig Williams to answer questions about the large amount of pro bono work that the firm has done on behalf of victims' families.