The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the antitrust litigation against Blue Cross Blue Shield insurers can proceed. The Eleventh Circuit confirmed that the Blues' actions will be subject to the per se legal standard. If proven, this means the…
The ACJF Board presented a plaque to Bob Roden, ACJF Board Member Emeritus at ACJF's September 11, 2018 board meeting. This plaque was to honor Mr. Roden for his role in creating ACJF and his continued support.
In this addition of our newsletter, we express our deepest sympathies to those impacted by Hurricane Michael and offer brief reminders for those with property or business interruption insurance claims. We are happy to announce that on November 19 we…
The Alabama Civil Justice Foundation (ACJF) has awarded $1.63 million to six organizations that will create innovative programs to tackle some of the most difficult civil legal aid issues being faced in our state. “These grants are focused on stabilizing…
In the Summer 2018 edition of our firm’s newsletter, we provide updates on select matters we are currently litigating, including the BP and Halliburton Settlement, Blue Cross Blue Shield Antitrust Litigation, and Talcum Powder Lawsuits. In addition, we discuss developing…
On Thursday, April 5, 2018, U.S. District Judge Proctor provided significant legal guidance in the antitrust case against Blue Cross and Blue Shield entities across the country. The Court affirmatively decided that the Blues’ exclusive service areas, paired with other…
Since inception in 1992, the Alabama Civil Justice Foundation (ACJF) has awarded more than $10 million in funds to local and statewide nonprofit organizations. These grants have gone to a wide range of social justice-related initiatives, including programs and services…
To read more, follow the link to article: Birmingham Businesses Eligible for Reimbursement in BP's Oil Spill Settlement.
