On May 17, 2023, San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu announced Walgreens agreed to pay the People of San Francisco $230 million for its role…
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AAJ Features Interview on Inspiration for First PSC of Mostly Women
In its July 2016 issue of Trial magazine, the American Association for Justice (AAJ) features an interview, “A Milestone in Gender Equality,” with Paul J. Pennock, practice group chair of Defective Drugs and Medical Devices at Weitz & Luxenberg P.C., and attorney Aimee Wagstaff, a partner at Andrus Wagstaff in Lakewood, Colorado. The two attorneys…
W&L Salutes Newly Admitted Deaf Members of U.S. Supreme Court Bar
W&L attorney Teresa Curtin from New York and 11 other deaf or hard-of-hearing attorneys were sworn into the U.S. Supreme Court bar Tuesday morning, April 19. The event received national media coverage, with articles appearing in The Washington Post and on Reuters. Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., who presided over this historic occasion, surprised…
W&L Obtains Substantial Settlement in Challenging Negligence Case
Weitz & Luxenberg last month obtained a confidential multimillion-dollar settlement on behalf of a Queens, New York, man who sustained a traumatic brain injury, as well as other injuries, after falling from an apartment building’s second story walkway next to an apartment. The settlement came on the heels of a hard-won appellate victory that W&L…
Why W&L Employees Call the Firm ‘Home, Sweet Home’
It says something very positive about a law firm when 50 of the people working for it have been part of that organization’s family for 15 years or longer. In the case of Weitz & Luxenberg, it says that those lawyers, paralegals, administrative assistants, clerical workers, technical support specialists and others really like the job…