Gerry Spence, the celebrated Wyoming trial lawyer renowned for his bold courtroom presence and trademark fringe jacket, has passed away at 96. He rose to national prominence with the Karen Silkwood case, securing a multimillion-dollar verdict that inspired the Oscar-nominated film Silkwood. Over his career, Spence defended figures such as Imelda Marcos and Randy Weaver, founded the Trial Lawyers College, and authored numerous bestselling books. Remembered as both a fierce advocate and an inspiring mentor, Spence leaves behind a lasting legacy in American trial law.
Despite being acquitted of manslaughter and negligent homicide charges in February 2023, Marine Raider Gunnery Sergeants Danny Draher and Josh Negron face potential removal of their Raider badges by Marine Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC) leadership
After experiencing a traumatic brain injury, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed — physically, emotionally, and financially. Whether the injury happened in a car accident, a fall, or another traumatic event, your immediate actions can significantly impact both your recovery and your legal rights.
When it comes to traumatic brain injuries (TBI), not all symptoms appear immediately after the incident. In fact, many individuals may feel fine following a car crash, slip and fall, or sports injury—only to begin experiencing cognitive, emotional, or physical symptoms days or even weeks later.
