Attorney Michael Bigos of Berman & Simmons spoke with Maine media outlets about fire safety violations and the deaths of Michael Moore and James Ford.
Berman & Simmons News Articles
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Settlements reached in Maine apartment fire deaths
The families of two men killed by an apartment fire in Biddeford, Maine, have reached settlements in their civil lawsuits against the landlord.
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WGME I-Team interviews Daniel Kagan about odometer tampering
Daniel Kagan, an attorney with the Berman & Simmons law firm in Maine, was interviewed by WGME TV for a segment about odometer tampering.
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WGME I-Team interviews Susan Faunce about dental malpractice
Susan Faunce of Berman & Simmons was interviewed by WGME TV in Maine for a segment about dentists with a history of safety and ethics violations.
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Daniel Kagan: Hold VW accountable for false claims
Attorney Daniel Kagan tells WGME TV that Volkswagen and other corporations need to be held accountable when they make false claims to consumers.
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Maine lobsterman files suit against drunk driver who injured him
Berman & Simmons attorney Benjamin Gideon is representing a lobsterman from Harpswell, Maine, in a lawsuit against a woman who crashed into his pickup truck while she was under the influence of alcohol.Gideon filed the suit against Cynthia Moody on behalf of the victim, Samuel Desjardins, recently in Cumberland County Superior Court.
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High-speed police chase death moves toward lawsuit
Benjamin Gideon, an attorney with the Berman & Simmons law firm, has filed a notice of claim against the town of Rockport, Maine, for the wrongful death of a 16-year girl during a high-speed police chase last December.
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Cassidy Charette’s family disappointed by hayride safety report
Monica and Randy Charette, the parents of a 17-year-old girl who died during a haunted hayride in the fall of 2014, are disappointed in the findings of a state task force that was assembled to consider possible regulation of vehicles used in farm attractions.The Hayride Safety Stakeholders Group, led by State Fire Marshal Joseph Thomas and Maine State Police Chief Robert Williams, reported to the Legislature that it would not be feasible for the state to regulate farm amusement rides.
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Berman & Simmons represents widower in fatal Monmouth car crash
Berman & Simmons attorney Benjamin Gideon has filed a lawsuit against two drivers involved in a March 2014 motor vehicle collision that killed a 67-year-old woman in Kennebec County. One of the drivers, 24-year-old Alyssa Marcellino of Winthrop, is serving a prison sentence for her role in the fatal crash.
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Officer violated policy during fatal chase in midcoast Maine
An attorney with the Berman & Simmons law firm is standing up for the family of a teenager from Rockland, Maine, who was killed in December at the end of a high-speed police chase.