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March 4, 2010
Hog Farm Overrun by Waste – $11 Million Verdict

Seeger Weiss wins another victory against corporate agriculture, when a Jackson County, Missouri jury awarded $11 million to small, family farms overrun by waste this week. Read our press release for more information. This case has garnered significant media attention, from major news outlets, to local papers, to legal blogs. Associated Press (via Washington Post): “If […]

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March 4, 2010
Hog Farm Overrun By Waste – $11 Million Verdict

Seeger Weiss Delivers $11 Million Verdict to Small, Family Farms Overrun by Corporate Agriculture’s Waste Seeger Weiss brought home another victory against giant agro-business Premium Standard Farms, when a Missouri jury awarded $11.05 million to the 15 neighboring owners of small farms today. Co-founder Stephen A. Weiss has led the charge against these giant factory […]

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January 28, 2010
Victory in Bellwether Pain Pump Lawsuit

Injured victim Matthew Beale, a 38-year-old father whose cartilage in his right shoulder disappeared after a pain pump was used following shoulder surgery, and his wife were awarded $5.5 million in an Oregon court last week – the first of hundreds of similar pain pump cases set to go to trail. Oregon Live details the pain Mr. […]

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January 11, 2010
Seeger Weiss Attorneys Rise to Partner and Counsel Positions

Seeger Weiss announces the promotion of several of its attorneys. Michael Rosenberg, of Seeger Weiss’s Newark office, and Marc Albert, of the firm’s New York office, have both been promoted from Counsel to Partner. Associates TerriAnne Benedetto, of the Philadelphia office, and Sindhu Susan Daniel, of the Newark office, have been promoted to Counsel. Michael […]

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December 30, 2009
Alaska lawsuit uncovers $2.8 billion worth of pension miscalculations

New York Times: The Alaska Retirement Management Board sued Mercer, a human resources consulting firm for miscalculating the amounts that two of the state’s retirement plans needed to set aside for health care and pension benefits.

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November 17, 2009
Cardozo celebrates Alumnus of the Year, Christopher A. Seeger

Last night Cardozo Law School honored Seeger Weiss co-founder Christopher A. Seeger with its Alumnus of the Year Award at a gala dinner and ceremony at the Mandarin Oriental hotel. It was an electric night—over 450 people attended the event—and an overwhelming expression of love and respect for Mr. Seeger and all of his career […]

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