Media Mentions

Class Actions Slam 'No Disparagement' Internet User Conditions

Singleton Schreiber attorneys Andrew D. Bluth, John R. Ternieden, Christopher R. Rodriguez, Trent J. Nelson, YuQing Min, and Thomas A. Leary were prominently featured in the Daily Journal for their pivotal roles in a civil rights case against Amazon and other major corporations. The article highlights their efforts in challenging “no disparagement” clauses, alleging infringement on consumers’ First Amendment rights.

Managing Partner Gerald Singleton was quoted in a Denver Gazette article titled, “Marshall fire victims under five week deadline to sue,” on November 22, 2023. In the article, Mr. Singleton discusses the urgency for victims of the 2021 Marshall fire to file a claim as the deadline is swiftly approaching.

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Partner Paul Starita was quoted in a KITV4 News article, “Gov. Green Announces A New Fund For Maui Residents Who Lost Loved Ones or Were Injured From The Wildfires,” on November 8, 2023. In the article, Mr. Starita discusses the internal debate some Maui wildfire victims may have to undergo with the latest introduction of a new fund for Maui residents.


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On November 8, 2023 , Partner Paul Starita was featured on KITV4 News segment, “Hawaii Governor Josh Green introduces Maui Recovery Fund to support wildfire survivors,” discussing the value of just compensation for victims of the Maui wildfires. His segment begins at the 1:20 mark.


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Singleton Schreiber was recently featured on WXOW News 19 for its integral role in a class action lawsuit filed against both the City of La Crosse and nearly two dozen companies due to claims of PFAS water contamination. These lawsuits allege that these entities are responsible for PFAS water contamination, posing an increased health risk, including cancer, to the community. The claims seek to address property damage and establish a medical monitoring program. The legal action is currently unfolding in a Wisconsin court.

 

Brian Colón recently conducted an insightful interview with KRQE shedding light on our involvement in the McBride fire case and our representation of the Village. During this interview, he provided a comprehensive overview of the case and emphasized our firm’s unwavering commitment to restoring the village to its former state. Beyond this, he highlighted our broader goal – to catalyze positive change in the practices of organizations like PNM, ensuring a future where such unfortunate incidents are prevented.

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