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09-29-2017

Selwyn Days Acquitted of Murder in Fifth Trial Following False Confession

After two days of deliberations, a jury in White Plains, New York, found Selwyn Days not guilty on two charges of second-degree murder. Impact is proud to support a team led by Paul, Weiss, Rifkind Wharton & Garrison LLP and…

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01-13-2017

Brigham and Women's Hospital v. Perrigo Company

A federal jury in Boston awarded Brigham and Women’s Hospital $10.2 million in damages after deciding Perrigo’s generic version of Pepcid Complete Antacid infringed upon a pharmaceutical patent owned by Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Investor Bio-Tech LP. The infringement…

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06-17-2016

Impact Website Wins 2015 Interactive Award

NEW YORK, NY – We are delighted to announce Impact Trial has received the 2015 Silver Award for our legal services website from Horizon Interactive Awards, a yearly competition showcasing various media production from around the U.S. and internationally. Our…

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10-08-2015

Judge Rules in Favor of Class in Foot Locker Pension Trial

On Tuesday, after years of litigation and a two-week trial, U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest ruled against Foot Locker Inc. in a class action suit brought by former Foot Locker Inc. employees who sued the retailer for hiding aspects of…

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10-06-2015

Add Impact to Your Next PCA Hearing

Our Experience Impact is no stranger to Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) proceedings in The Hague. We have demonstrated the effectiveness of both our trial technology and visual communications services during these proceedings. This has enabled our clients to prepare…

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08-10-2015

Hello Boston!

We are thrilled to announce Impact Trial’s expansion with the opening of our Boston office, located at Six Beacon Street, Suite 325. Our new office adds to our existing office locations, which include New York, San Francisco and Tampa. Our…

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07-21-2015

A Matter of Trust: The Attorney-Presenter Relationship

Over the years, Impact has had the opportunity to work with some of the most seasoned litigation attorneys across the country. Along the way, we’ve come across familiar faces time and again, and learned that behind every experienced trial lawyer…

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07-17-2015

Get Connected in the Courtroom

Never has the need for reliable and secure internet connectivity in the courtroom been more necessary than today. Whether the trial team requires internet access to query online databases, stream real-time transcripts across town or the country, or stay coordinated…

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07-17-2015

Ispy: Are Your Courtroom Presentations Being Covertly Recorded?

As every litigation attorney knows, recording any legal proceeding is strictly prohibited without the express, written consent of the presiding judge. Unfortunately, every day in courtrooms across America, recordings are happening unbeknownst to either judge or counsel. How can such…

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07-17-2015

Leave Your iPad on Counsel Table

You pride yourself on being a tech-savvy attorney, saving time and streamlining your professional life with the latest apps, smartphones and computers. So it completely makes sense to incorporate your iPad into your opening arguments, right? After all, it is…

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06-26-2015

Jury Finds Gay Conversion Therapy Fraudulent

JERSEY CITY, NJ – Following a three-week civil trial, a New Jersey jury took less than three hours to find New Jersey-based Jews Offering New Alternatives for Healing (JONAH), guilty of fraud. The jury determined that the “gay conversion” services…

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Vitesse

06-06-2015

Former Vitesse Semiconductor CEO and CFO Win Dismissal on 5 of 7 Counts after Mistrial

NEW YORK, NY – Just one month after declaring a mistrial in the criminal case against Lou Tomasetta and Eugene Hovanec, U.S. District Court Judge Paul A. Crotty granted the defendants’ Rule 29 motion and dismissed seven of the nine…

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