Dealing with employees who may pose a health or safety risk was the subject of comment by DiMuroGinsberg partner, Jonathan R. Mook, in a recent article appearing in the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) online newsletter. The article by Allen Smith, entitled “Rely on Conduct Rules to Discipline Workplace Threats,” explores the various ways […]
DiMuroGinsberg’s client, the RSPCA, prevails. “A Richmond lawyer and his firm are on the hook for a $603,409.90 bequest that should have gone to the Richmond Society for the Prevention of Cruelty of Animals, under a judge’s ruling last month in a legal malpractice case.” View the Virginia Lawyers Weekly article
Patent reform is high on the agenda for the upcoming Congress. Proponents of reform claim the current system produces excessive litigation, particularly on the part of “patent assertion entities,” imposing costs on entrepreneurs and others and deterring innovation. Those on the other side suggest that the litigation explosion is overstated and that patent reform efforts […]
https://www.dimuro.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/DG-Logo-300x138.png00Steven Longhttps://www.dimuro.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/DG-Logo-300x138.pngSteven Long2015-02-05 21:03:332018-03-07 16:31:44DiMuroGinsberg patent attorney, Jay Kesan, to speak about Patent Reform at The Technology Policy Institute on February 11.
Kendall Almerico recently spoke with Forbes magazine about the SEC’s failure to release and make into law, the rules and regulations needed to support The JOBS Act of 2012. “If a law said you or I had to do something by a certain date, we would do it because we do not want to face […]
From DiMuroGinsberg, P.C., Counsel for the Family of John Geer February 2, 2015, Alexandria, Virginia After almost seventeen months of deafening silence, the family of John Geer, a Fairfax County resident and father of two, has finally seen the Fairfax County Police Department’s own evidence that John was wrongfully shot by Officer Adam Torres. On […]
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Alexandria, VA — January 13, 2014 — DiMuroGinsberg is pleased to announce that Jonathan R. Mook, was sworn in as a member of the Alexandria Commission on Persons with Disabilities. Jonathan’s appointment was confirmed by the Alexandria City Council. Jonathan will serve as a representative from the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce on the Commission. The ACPD […]
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After Fairfax County on Monday decided to release the name of the officer involved in the fatal shooting of John Geer in 2013, and make the new allegation that Geer had threatened police with a gun, there remain a number of crucial unanswered questions in the case. Read the Full article and learn more: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/local/wp/2015/01/07/seven-unanswered-questions-in-the-fairfax-police-shooting-death-of-john-geer/
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“The family of a Fairfax County man who was shot and killed by police during a stand-off last year is suing the officers and police chief involved. Fairfax County Police responded to 46-year-old John Geer’s Springfield home in August 2013 for a domestic disturbance. The mother of Geer’s two children told police there were weapons […]
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. – DiMuroGinsberg, PC is pleased to announce the formation of its new intellectual property practice group, the DG Key IP Group, with the addition of attorneys Cecil E. Key, Jay P. Kesan and Teresa M. Summers to the firm. “We’ve formed this group to enhance the services we offer to clients in protecting […]
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ON AUG. 29, 2013, a Fairfax County police officer shot an unarmed Springfield resident John Geer in the doorway of his home with his hands in the air. In the hour before officers finally entered Geer’s home to check on him, he bled to death. Earlier, Mr. Geer’s domestic partner of 24 years and the […]
https://www.dimuro.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/DG-Logo-300x138.png00Steven Longhttps://www.dimuro.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/DG-Logo-300x138.pngSteven Long2014-12-05 21:55:552018-03-07 16:31:21Feds say Fairfax County slowed federal investigation of John Geer police shooting
How to Handle Workplace Threats
/in In The News /by Steven LongDealing with employees who may pose a health or safety risk was the subject of comment by DiMuroGinsberg partner, Jonathan R. Mook, in a recent article appearing in the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) online newsletter. The article by Allen Smith, entitled “Rely on Conduct Rules to Discipline Workplace Threats,” explores the various ways […]
Botched will cost lawyer $600,000.00
/in In The News /by Steven LongDiMuroGinsberg’s client, the RSPCA, prevails. “A Richmond lawyer and his firm are on the hook for a $603,409.90 bequest that should have gone to the Richmond Society for the Prevention of Cruelty of Animals, under a judge’s ruling last month in a legal malpractice case.” View the Virginia Lawyers Weekly article
DiMuroGinsberg patent attorney, Jay Kesan, to speak about Patent Reform at The Technology Policy Institute on February 11.
/in In The News /by Steven LongPatent reform is high on the agenda for the upcoming Congress. Proponents of reform claim the current system produces excessive litigation, particularly on the part of “patent assertion entities,” imposing costs on entrepreneurs and others and deterring innovation. Those on the other side suggest that the litigation explosion is overstated and that patent reform efforts […]
Will JOBS Act Equity Crowdfunding Ever Happen?
/in In The News /by Steven LongKendall Almerico recently spoke with Forbes magazine about the SEC’s failure to release and make into law, the rules and regulations needed to support The JOBS Act of 2012. “If a law said you or I had to do something by a certain date, we would do it because we do not want to face […]
Press Release regarding the Shooting Death of John Geer
/in In The News /by Steven LongFrom DiMuroGinsberg, P.C., Counsel for the Family of John Geer February 2, 2015, Alexandria, Virginia After almost seventeen months of deafening silence, the family of John Geer, a Fairfax County resident and father of two, has finally seen the Fairfax County Police Department’s own evidence that John was wrongfully shot by Officer Adam Torres. On […]
Jonathan Mook is appointed to the Alexandria Commission on Persons with Disabilities
/in In The News /by Steven LongAlexandria, VA — January 13, 2014 — DiMuroGinsberg is pleased to announce that Jonathan R. Mook, was sworn in as a member of the Alexandria Commission on Persons with Disabilities. Jonathan’s appointment was confirmed by the Alexandria City Council. Jonathan will serve as a representative from the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce on the Commission. The ACPD […]
Seven unanswered questions in the police shooting of John Geer
/in In The News /by Steven LongAfter Fairfax County on Monday decided to release the name of the officer involved in the fatal shooting of John Geer in 2013, and make the new allegation that Geer had threatened police with a gun, there remain a number of crucial unanswered questions in the case. Read the Full article and learn more: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/local/wp/2015/01/07/seven-unanswered-questions-in-the-fairfax-police-shooting-death-of-john-geer/
Family of Man Shot by Fairfax County Police Fights for Information
/in In The News /by Steven Long“The family of a Fairfax County man who was shot and killed by police during a stand-off last year is suing the officers and police chief involved. Fairfax County Police responded to 46-year-old John Geer’s Springfield home in August 2013 for a domestic disturbance. The mother of Geer’s two children told police there were weapons […]
DiMuroGinsberg Forms New DG Key IP Group, Welcomes Attorneys Cecil E. Key, Jay P. Kesan and Teresa M. Summers
/in In The News /by Steven LongALEXANDRIA, VA. – DiMuroGinsberg, PC is pleased to announce the formation of its new intellectual property practice group, the DG Key IP Group, with the addition of attorneys Cecil E. Key, Jay P. Kesan and Teresa M. Summers to the firm. “We’ve formed this group to enhance the services we offer to clients in protecting […]
Feds say Fairfax County slowed federal investigation of John Geer police shooting
/in In The News /by Steven LongON AUG. 29, 2013, a Fairfax County police officer shot an unarmed Springfield resident John Geer in the doorway of his home with his hands in the air. In the hour before officers finally entered Geer’s home to check on him, he bled to death. Earlier, Mr. Geer’s domestic partner of 24 years and the […]