Los Angeles personal injury law firm, Grayson and Grayson has recently launched their new website, MarkGraysonLaw.com (www.MarkGraysonLaw.com). In practice for the past 30 years, the personal injury law firm was founded by the father-son duo of Saul Grayson and Mark Grayson in 1984. Grayson and Grayson law firm is qualified to handle personal injury cases coming under their expertise areas - motorvehicle accidents, premises liability, wrongful death and medical/ hospital malpractice or negligence.

The new website, designed by CueBlocks Technologies also offers Free Case Evaluation feature, which can be availed by filling out the Free Case Evaluation form at www.MarkGraysonLaw.com. Apart from this, the newly designed website for the Grayson and Grayson personal injury law firm provides information on different practice areas and guides victims of personal injury in taking the right legal course. Prospective clients can easily contact Los Angeles personal injury attorneys via the website and gain insight into the law firm’s profile and track record.

At the launch of the Grayson and Grayson law firm website, Mark said, “Our website is designed to provide information, help and quick delivery of services to our loyal clients and reach prospective clients seeking legal assistance particularly in the field of personal injury. The website is easily navigable and provides extensive information on personal injury instances as a result of motorvehicle accidents, premises liability accidents, wrongful deaths and/ or medical malpractices.”

Both Saul and Mark Grayson have been presenting injury victims as Los Angeles personal injury attorneys for more than 30 years. The LA personal injury law firm boasts of a strong client loyalty with some client associations going back to 50 years.

The newly launched website also features testimonials of clients who were represented by Grayson and Grayson personal injury lawyers. The design of the website is expandable and will regularly feature new updates and developments in the Los Angeles personal injury law firm. A personal injury blog is also included in the website design which offers information related to the personal injury law, news of the Los Angeles personal injury law firm – Grayson and Grayson - and information on different areas of practice.

Mark further explained, “For any law firm to break the conventional advertising mold of word-of-mouth and family references, internet marketing is the way. Lasting client loyalties are always cherished and building new ones is much more important with this world going virtual. You just can’t be left behind. Plus the convenience and ease of reach that websites provide to prospective clients is matchless.”

The Grayson and Grayson personal injury law firm website has been designed by the creative digital agency and eCommerce solutions provider, CueBlocks Technologies. It can be viewed at: www.MarkGraysonLaw.com

Rockville Maryland (Montgomery County) Attorney Wendy Satin practices Criminal Defense and Family Law. Wendy Satin brings a wealth of trial experience coupled with a calm, straightforward approach and keen legal acumen to the Law Office of Wendy Satin, PA. Wendy Satin is regarded as one of the best lawyers in the state of Maryland.

Wendy Satin brings vast trial experience and empirical knowledge to the table whether the job is big or small. All cases are “big” to the person at risk, who deserves to have someone with a thorough and realistic grasp of the judicial system helping them in their time of need.



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A graduate of Catholic University’s Columbus School of Law, Ms. Satin has been practicing law in Maryland since 1991, concentrating in the areas of criminal defense and family law. Under the tutelage of the great legal mind of Senator Victor Crawford, Ms. Satin tried numerous felony criminal cases (including murder and rape cases) before she opened her own practice. She was Senator Crawford’s star pupil, and his only associate, at the time of his death. Senator Crawford’s concept of a “small town lawyer,” who cares for all individuals equally regardless of their financial standing or the public profile of their case, is a value Ms. Satin brings to her own practice.

In Zukerman v. Montgomery, 2011 WL 1543210 (Ind. Ct. App. 2011), the Indiana Court of Appeals recently held that a settlement agreement, signed at the conclusion of a late night mediation, was not enforceable against our clients because the terms of the agreement were not sufficiently definite. 

This was a great relief to PWR clients Allan Zukerman, Harry Davis, MZD, Inc. and related entities.  Zukerman and Davis sought assistance from PWR attorneys Ron Waicukauski and Carol Nemeth Joven after the settlement agreement had been signed and the trial court had granted a motion to enforce it.  The trial court’s order required our clients to transfer several real estate properties to a former partner and his wife and to pay off liens totaling about $2.8 million.  

Our clients believed that the deal did not require that they pay off any of these liens and were shocked by this turn of events.  Fortunately, the Court of Appeals agreed with PWR’s argument on appeal, reversed the trial court’s ruling, and remanded the case to the trial court for further proceedings.

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A prominent law firm hired by Republican lawmakers to defend the federal ban on gay marriage said Monday it was withdrawing from the case amid criticism by advocacy groups, prompting the partner leading the work to quit.

The move by Atlanta-based King & Spalding is the latest flashpoint in the public debate over gay rights. Chairman Robert Hays Jr. said the firm chose to divorce itself from the controversy after determining that the decision to take the case wasn't vetted properly, but gay rights groups had also been pressuring the 800-lawyer company with plans for a protest Tuesday in Atlanta and with calls to its other clients. The groups cheered the move.

The decision, however, was sharply criticized by conservative groups, legal observers and the partner who had been handling the case, a former high-ranking Justice Department official under President George W. Bush. Washington-based attorney Paul Clement said he's moving to another law office so he can continue the work.

Clement had been retained by House Republican leaders after President Barack Obama ordered the Justice Department in February to stop defending the Defense of Marriage Act. His administration said it believes the 1996 law, which defines marriage as only between a man and a woman, was unconstitutional.

Ex-Michigan U.S. Rep. Bart Stupak has been named a partner at a top Washington lobbying and law firm.

The Democrat from Menominee played a key role in the passage of President Barack Obama's health care legislation. He didn't seek re-election in 2010.

Venable LLC announced Monday that Stupak will serve as a partner in its legislative and government affairs practice.

Venable has a large stable of former lawmakers and government officials, including ex-Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana and ex-Transportation Secretary James Burnley.

Stupak served on the House's Energy and Commerce Committee during 18 years in Congress, chairing its subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations.

He's also serving as a fellow at Harvard University's Institute of Politics.

Gov. Deval Patrick is set to make his latest pick to the state’s highest court.

The governor has scheduled a Monday afternoon news conference at the Statehouse to nominate an associate justice to the Supreme Judicial Court. If confirmed, the person chosen would succeed Judith Cowin, who in January announced plans to retire after 11 years on the high court.

This will be the fourth associate justice that Patrick has selected to the SJC, meaning that he will now have personally selected a majority of the justices on the seven-member court, the oldest continuously serving court in the Western Hemisphere.

Patrick also elevated Roderick Ireland to chief justice of the SJC following the retirement last year of Margaret Marshall.

A Bronxville, N.Y.-based broadcasting company is buying a struggling affiliate of the ABC broadcast network in Rhode Island for $4 million.

A Superior Court judge in Providence approved the bid by Citadel Communications LLC to buy WLNE-TV on Tuesday because it was the only bidder that had struck an affiliation agreement with ABC. The station's expired affiliate agreement had been extended to April 1.

Court-appointed receiver Matthew McGowan says the deal with ABC was decisive because ABC could yank its signal. Three bidders who had not reached a deal with ABC were required to put the money upfront and competitively bid for the station, but they declined to do so.

Global paid $14 million for WLNE-TV in 2007. The firm went into receivership in 2010. Owner Kevin O'Brien did not respond to a call for comment.