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Don’t Mess with Texas! Pierce Bainbridge “Expands”… While More Partners Quit March 31, 2020
As we shelter-in to combat the global Covid-19 crisis, social media has been abuzz about the new Netflix train wreck of a documentary that is The Tiger King. For those partial to such entertainment, the recent events at Pierce Bainbridge Beck Price & Hecht LLP has likely been a treat. The wreckage has been non-stop,... […]
What To Do When You’ve Experienced Nursing Home Abuse of A Loved One March 31, 2020
Many families entrust their elderly parents and grandparents in the care of nursing homes or other senior care facilities for bedside, grooming, nutrition, and mobility assistance. However, there are reports and news about cases of nursing home abuse from a few of these facilities. Nursing home abuse refers to any type of harm to senior... […]

Holcomb Dunbar Receives Eleventh Circuit Win for Insurance Clients in Antitrust MDL March 26, 2020
To Holcomb Dunbar’s Clients, Colleagues and Friends: March 24, 2020
Restaurant Suit Tests Business Interruption Insurance for Coronavirus Shutdowns March 23, 2020
Business Continuity Plan for Small Business March 20, 2020
First coronavirus coverage suit filed for business interruption | PropertyCasualty360 March 19, 2020
Holcomb Dunbar Monitoring Coronavirus March 14, 2020
Who are Your Blood Relatives? February 29, 2020
Secretary of State Warns Businesses of Recent “Certificate of Existence” Scams February 25, 2020
Jonathan Masters to Serve as MDLA President February 13, 2020
Calderaro Named MDLA’s 2019 Rising Star February 3, 2020

Mississippi State converting ventilators to aid health care facilities April 3, 2020
MSU personnel have designed changes that will allow battery-powered ventilators to be converted for use during coronavirus pandemic.
Rankin County tax office stops drive-thru transactions due to coronavirus April 2, 2020
Due to the spread of the coronavirus, the Rankin County tax collector's office is closing its drive-thru locations.
Mississippi unemployment surges: 31,000 file claims in a week as coronavirus devastates businesses April 2, 2020
Mississippi's unemployment claims last week were about 30 times higher than usual due to the coronavirus.

Friday round-up April 3, 2020
At The Washington Free Beacon, Kevin Daley reports that “[t]he Supreme Court has yet to settle on an alternative for cases delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, as lower federal courts transition to teleconferencing and other remote work technologies.” Tom Goldstein writes for this blog that “[i]f as is likely no vaccine is available this […]
Courtroom access: Will COVID-19 lead to streaming oral arguments? April 2, 2020
The tragedy of the coronavirus pandemic has raised the issue whether the Supreme Court might provide some alternative form of public access. Obviously, it is unsafe to attend sessions of the court in person, just as it would be to congregate anywhere else. For now, the court’s solution has been to postpone oral arguments and […]
Petitions of the week April 2, 2020
This week we highlight petitions pending before the Supreme Court that address, among other things, whether police violate the Fourth Amendment when they conduct a suspicionless search of a probationer’s home, whether a defendant advancing a claim under Brady v. Maryland must demonstrate that he or she could not have uncovered the suppressed evidence through the exercise […]