Maineâs federal district court has adopted the proposed rules that were circulated at the end of September. The rule changes are summarized below.Â
Berman & Simmons News Articles
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Maine hunter to pay compensation for shooting landowner
A Maine hunter has agreed to pay compensation to the landowner he shot during a Halloween 2012 dispute, says the victimâs lawyer, Daniel Kagan of the Berman & Simmons law firm in Lewiston.
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Maine farm pleads guilty to felony charge for hayride death
Harvest Hill Farm pleaded guilty today to a felony charge of driving to endanger, for the haunted hayride crash that killed Cassidy Charette two years ago.
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Curtis to present at Maine Trial Lawyers seminar
Berman & Simmons attorney Alicia Curtis will give a presentation at the Fall Trial Lawyers Seminar, held by the Maine Trial Lawyers Association, on Nov. 4 in Portland.
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Faunce and Brennan speak to Maine Law students about medical malpractice
Berman & Simmons attorneys Susan Faunce and Travis Brennan gave a presentation titled âMedical Malpractice Cases in Maine: How it Worksâ to students at the University of Maine School of Law on Tuesday, Nov. 1.
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Berman & Simmons wins $729K verdict for injured blueberry farmworker from eastern Maine
A Maine judge has awarded $729K to an injured blueberry farmworker. 38-year-old Michael Lund of Machias nearly died of heat stroke while on the job in 2012.
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Daniel Kagan featured in national report on amusement park injuries
National report on amusement park injuries features Maine attorney Daniel Kagan
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Hayride mechanic will testify in trial against Harvest Hill Farm
A mechanic will testify in the manslaughter trial against Harvest Hill Farm, in connection with death of Cassidy Charette on a haunted hayride in Maine.
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Two years after hayride tragedy, Cassidy Charette shines on
On the two-year mark of Cassidy Charetteâs death on a haunted hayride in Maine, ceremonies were held in her honor at Mt. Merici Academy in Waterville, and at Messalonskee High School
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Recent Proposed State/Federal Rules Changes as of September 2016
Recent Proposed State/Federal Rules Changes as of August 2016