Justice In America – Wanda Boswell’s Story

In the United States Prison officials are obligated under the Eighth Amendment to provide prisoners with adequate medical care. This principle applies regardless of whether the medical care is provided by governmental employees or by private medical staff under contract with the government. Inmates have a right to health care under the Eighth Amendment constitutional […]

Wall Street’s $336 Billion Fraud – Auction Rate Securities

Today the INSIDER EXCLUSIVE “Goes Behind The Headlines” in WALL STREET‘S $336 BILLION FRAUD –AUCTION RATE SECURITIES (ARS)….. to examine how Brad Gilde, Founder of the Gilde Law firm is successfully pursing justice on behalf of victimized individual investors and organizations such as Student Loans Lenders, Port Authorities, Universities, Health Care Providers/Groups, Housing and Financing […]

Alcoa’s Defeat – The Amanda Satterfield Story

The Tennessee Supreme Court has issued a “huge victory” for workers nationwide, especially for victims of mesothelioma lung cancer and other asbestos-related diseases, in a ruling saying a corporation, Alcoa, “has a full duty to prevent its employees from going home at the end of the workday in clothes that are contaminated with asbestos fibers.” […]

Tenants Rights – Jarhonda Wilks’s Story

When a toddler wakes up with a cockroach lodged in his ear. Living in Rat infested apartments… with Conga lines of roaches parading through a house in broad daylight, and Leaky pipes and constant moisture breeding vast colonies of mold….. With Corroded old plumbing always backing up, causing overflows of sewage, And Lead paint chips […]

Justice In America – Delfino Garcia’s Story

In the United States Prison officials are obligated under the Eighth Amendment to provide prisoners with adequate medical care. This principle applies regardless of whether the medical care is provided by governmental employees or by private medical staff under contract with the government. Inmates have a right to health care under the Eighth Amerndment against […]

Sexual Harassment At Work – Denise Paty’s Story

In the fall of 1991 a stunned and confused nation watched a law professor charge a Supreme Court nominee with blatant sexual harassment on prime time television. Stunned….because never before had there been this kind of media attention to sexual harassment. Confused….because the lines can seem unclear and sexual harassment is inextricably aligned to perception. […]

Police Brutality – Malcolm Ferguson’s Story

Today the INSIDER EXCLUSIVE “Goes Behind The Headlines” in Police Brutality – Malcolm Ferguson’s Story” ….. to examine how famed New York lawyer, Seth A. Harris – Ptr Burns & Harris, successfully got justice for Malcolm Ferguson and his family with a Record Breaking Verdict of $10.5 Million dollars AGAINST the New York Police Department… […]

In The Crosshairs Of Justice – Corporate Dirty Tricks Exposed

It’s almost Unbelievable…. James Bond… Secret Agents…Corporate Spies, and Government Agents are “alive and well” in the Louisiana Heartlands….. spying on their “Worst Enemies list”…. of Law Firms and Environmental Advocate Groups who seek to protect everyday ordinary Americans. You would think that the motley collection of crooks, thieves, con-men and bozos who masquerade as […]

Philip Kent Cohen

Philip Kent Cohen covers a broad range of practice areas including business and commercial litigation, financial and major crimes, corporation and partnership disputes, entertainment and sports litigation, labor and employment law, and professional liability litigation. The firm is dedicated to providing the highest level of service to its clients tempered by a cost-effective and goal-oriented […]

The Silent Epidemic – Nursing Home Care Abuse

Choosing a nursing home can cause a lot of anxiety and feelings of guilt for families. The decision to place a family member under the care of a nursing home facility is usually made when health and/or mental capabilities have declined and the family is no longer able to sufficiently care for their loved one. […]