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Hiring a car accident lawyer in Des Moines can help you navigate the complex legal process and maximize your chances of receiving fair compensation for your injuries and damages. When choosing a car accident lawyer, it’s important to ask certain questions. The role of a car accident lawyer is to provide sound legal representation and […]

Together with lead attorney Rick Paul, of Paul LLP of Kansas City, we recently filed suit against JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. for alleging unlawfully collected “post-payment” interest on mortgages insured by the Federal housing Administration (FHA) without first complying with the HUD regulations governing these loans.   Chase Bank has collected millions of dollars in

The Plaintiff, who was pregnant, was admitted to Mercy Medical Center in Des Moines because she was suffering from pelvic pain. Doctors performed an emergency c-section, followed by surgery to address problems stemming from the c-section, which resulted in a hysterectomy, followed by a surgery to hand and arm issues resulting from an IV infiltration

Bobby Morris was serving a life sentence at the Iowa State Penitentiary when he brutally assaulted his wife Mary Morris during a prison visit. Together with the Plumb Law Firm, we sued the State of Iowa for negligent operation of the visiting room. Mary obtained a judgment of one hundred seventy four thousand dollars ($174,000.00)

Farmers around the country have filed lawsuits against Syngenta. Those suits have been filed in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Arkansas, Alabama, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, and Ohio.   The reason has to do with Syngenta’s release of a genetically modified seed corn called Agrisure Viptera. China, a huge importer of our corn, has made

In 2010, Syngenta Seeds announced that it planned to commercialize a new hybrid corn seed under the trade name Agrisure® Viptera™. Although Viptera had been approved by the USDA, it was not approved by our major export markets, most importantly China. As a result, several national trade organizations, including the NCGA and NAEGA, sent a

The settlement terms have now been finalized and presented to the Judge for approval. If approved, the $1.51 Billion settlement will be disbursed amongst corn farmers through a claims process open to farmers who sold corn during the 2013-14 through 2017-18 marketing years. On April 5, 2018, the Court will hold a hearing to determine