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    5Nov, 2023
    Baltimore Lawyer Lewyn Scott Garrett Updates Personal Injury Legal Services

    Baltimore, Maryland—Law Offices of Lewyn Scott Garrett, available at (410-505-7488), has updated its legal services to now represent those who suffered serious injuries due to someone else’s negligence.

    Baltimore, United States – October 31, 2023 —

    Through its latest offering, the law firm advocates for individuals or families whose loved one was injured because of the misconduct or negligence of another, holding the at-fault party accountable and fighting to recover damages for the injuries and losses suffered.

    More details can be found at https://lewynscottgarrett.com/

    Law Offices of Lewyn Scott Garett handle different types of personal injury cases, from car accident and medical malpractice claims to dog bite and premises liability claims. With the recent service update, the law practice seeks to help clients get the financial compensation they deserve.

    “Our goal is to take the burden of your legal problem off your shoulders,” a representative says. “We will review your case and look at all available options to find the best solution for your situation.”

    The attorneys understand the legal nuances of each case and have ample experience dealing with insurers, who, in most cases, try to undermine victims’ claims to avoid paying them fair compensation or even outright deny their legitimate claims.

    They can negotiate with insurance companies on behalf of their clients for compensation that adequately covers their medical expenses, lost income, and injuries. While the lawyers usually strive for a quick out-of-court settlement, they are also prepared to file a lawsuit should negotiations with the insurer fall through.

    Law Offices of Lewyn Scott Garett says that its personal injury legal services are available on a contingency fee basis—a policy that it describes as a deliberate move to encourage more accident victims to come forward with their case without being burdened financially by hiring an attorney.

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    5Nov, 2023
    Republic seeks almost $690K in legal fees, agrees to settle Cyber Ninjas records case

    The Arizona Republic is seeking nearly $690,000 in legal fees from the state Senate and Cyber Ninjas after a two-year public records fight over documents from the so-called “audit” of the Maricopa County 2020 election.

    The news organization also has agreed with Cyber Ninjas, the Senate’s “audit” contractor, to settle the case in exchange for certain outstanding documents the Florida company has related to the election review.

    The settlement is not tied to the application for the legal fees, which was made in a separate request to the court.

    The actions wind down more than two years of legal wrangling over the communications and public records from Republican state senators’ decision in 2021 to hire Cyber Ninjas to count and inspect about 2.1 million ballots.

    The “audit” created a spectacle at Veterans Memorial Coliseum as volunteers counted paper ballots on spinning tabletops.

    In the end, Cyber Ninjas counted more ballots for President Joe Biden than the official state canvass and found no coherent evidence of malfeasance in the 2020 election.

    Mark Brnovich, the Republican Arizona attorney general at the time Cyber Ninjas issued its final report, and his office’s Election Integrity Unit could not corroborate or substantiate any complaints of widespread fraud.

    The Arizona Republic and its parent company, Phoenix Newspapers Inc., have continued to fight for the texts and other documents from the “audit” to help the public better understand what took place that summer and the motivations behind the people who descended on Arizona to take part.

    The news organization has obtained tens of thousands of documents thanks to a series of court victories, but many of the documents remain redacted. The settlement terms require certain remaining documents to be turned over by Nov. 10.

    The parties agreed to settle “to avoid the costs of litigating” over

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