Category Archives: Diller Law News
May
Jonjy Ananth Interviews Dr. R. John Naranja Jr., M.D., J.D. on WCUW Community Radio 93.1 FM When considering his career choice, Dr.John Naranja, an orthopaedic surgeon and personal injury attorney, had a strong influence in terms of going into medicine. Both of his parents were physicians. What he didn’t know, is that he would years […]
Dec
Vol. 15, No. 9
Law Without Light
By Thomas M. Bond
Aug
In the midst of court shutdowns and the ongoing pandemic, access to justice for our clients remains of high importance at DILLER LAW. Our attorneys have been continuing to move cases along by holding virtual depositions over Zoom, where witnesses answer questions to prepare testimony for trial. A deposition is a witness’s sworn out-of-court testimony […]
Mar
At the beginning of February, the Senate passed a bill to end forced arbitration in sexual assault and harassment cases in the workplace. To better understand the importance of this, first, let us define “arbitration” and “forced arbitration”. Arbitration itself is defined as “a procedure in which dispute is submitted, by agreement of the parties, […]
Feb
Vol. 15, No. 7
There’s no substitute for practice
By Marc A. Diller
Dec
Vol. 15, No. 6 |
Our mission: Vitalize the next generation
By Marc A. Diller
“The Steiner’s always believed what happened to them was not only egregious, but scary. Scary that an American corporation can engage in a campaign of terror against innocent people who simply exercised their First Amendment rights. The Steiner’s know, if they don’t stand up to such corporate activities and ask a jury to hold eBay […]
Nov
By Rachel Scharf, LAW360 A Massachusetts federal judge held Friday that a pair of bloggers can pursue punitive damages from eBay Inc. on some of their civil claims over an “extraordinary and troubling” harassment campaign orchestrated by the e-commerce giant’s security staffers. U.S. District Judge Patti B. Saris issued a mixed ruling on the […]
Nov
Karen Read sits at the defense table between her attorneys on May 21, 2024, during her murder trial at Norfolk County Superior Court. (Pool Photo by Matt Stone/Boston Herald) By Charlie McKenna | cmckenna@masslive.com A lawyer representing the family of John O’Keefe argued that statements by his girlfriend, Karen Read, to the media constituted […]