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We are honored to have been chosen as a First Place winner for Central Maine newspapers and the Kennebec Valley Chamber Best of the Best Readers’ Choice Awards in the Law Firm category. Attorney Karen Boston accepted the award on behalf of the Lipman & Katz team.
AUGUSTA, Maine – Attorney Leah M. Baldacci has joined the Augusta-based law firm Lipman & Katz. Her legal background includes experience in civil litigation matters, including family law, employment law, medical malpractice, workers’ compensation, and personal injury.
The decision by U.S. District Judge Jon Levy reverses a ruling he made two years ago.
A lawsuit alleging mistreatment of veterans’ ankle and foot problems at the Veterans Affairs hospital in Togus can go forward, a federal judge ruled Friday.
The ruling by U.S. District Judge Jon Levy will allow lawsuits for five of the six vets to move ahead after he had dismissed the cases two years ago, ruling that a statute of limitations had expired before the lawsuits had been filed.
On November 16, 2017, Lipman & Katz attorney Karen Boston and Taylor, McCormack & Frame attorney Ilse Teeters-Trumpy presented together at the 2017 Maine State Bar Association Legal Year in Review at the Augusta Civic Center.
AUGUSTA, Maine – Following one of the most powerful wind storms in Maine’s history earlier this fall, on November 17, Lipman & Katz joined with the staff from the Finance Authority of Maine (FAME), Voya Financial and Manpower for a local food drive to support the Augusta Food Bank. In total, more than 100 non-perishable food items were donated to the Augusta Food Bank.
Free ME from Lung Cancer held its Save Your Breath 5K timed run/walk Nov. 5 on Kennebec Rail Trail. More than 150 people came out to run/walk in support of lung cancer patients and their families. More than $45,000 was rasied at the event.
A jury cleared a city man of the two most serious offenses he faced but convicted him of two others in a verdict returned Wednesday night at the Capital Judicial Center.
Arthur J. Jones, 58, of Augusta, was found not guilty of gross sexual assault and aggravated assault. He was found guilty of unlawful sexual conduct and assault, which occurred Dec. 22, 2016, in Augusta.
WISCASSET (8/22/17) — An Augusta man beaten to death in November 2015 was bound hand and foot as he was attacked by people intent on robbing him of his drug stash.
Details about the killing of 31-year-old Joseph Marceau came out at separate hearings Tuesday afternoon where two men indicted on murder charges in Augusta pleaded guilty to felony murder and robbery.