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• Ms. Ormond has been practicing law since 2006 and joined the firm in 2010 as an associate. She practices in the areas of insurance defense, personal injury, civil litigation, business litigation, products liability, intellectual property, and entertainment law. Ms. Ormond attended Arizona State University for her undergraduate studies and obtained her Juris Doctorate from the University of Nevada-Las Vegas. She is admitted to practice in the Arizona state and federal courts.

  Ms. Ormond has successfully defended art gallery owners against copyright infringement claims and has assisted in a motor carrier's defense of a bicyclist's three million dollar claim for injuries wherein her case preparation included an animated recreation of the incident. She is experienced in electronic management of documents and electronic trial presentations and has second-chaired two Arizona State Court trials for Langley Law Firm.

  Ms. Ormond is a member of the Arizona Women Lawyer's Association, Arizona Association of Defense Counsel and Defense Research Institute. She is also a board member for the Arizona Production Association which promotes the film industry in Arizona.

• Arizona, 2006 U.S. District Court District of Arizona, 2007

• Arizona Association of Defense Counsel Arizona Women Lawyers Association Arizona Production Association Purple Ribbon Council, A Non-Profit for Domestic Violence Awareness Programs (Founding Board Member)

• William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada, 2003J.D. Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, 1990B.S.

• Langley Law Firm is an Arizona AV rated insurance defense and plaintiffs’ civil litigation law firm. The firm began in October 2004 when its principals moved from active practice in California to Arizona. The firm consists of five attorneys, three paralegals and three support staff. Although a coverage, litigation and trial practice firm, its objective is to provide clients with aggressive, professional and efficient representation with an emphasis on early alternative dispute resolution, if appropriate.

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what do you need to do to change your last name. is it difficult or expensive. what about passports?. I dont owe anybody anything. it's switching to my moms name. Im just worried about my dual citezenship. born in england live in new york. have two passports..

I don't want a title. it's annoying i just want the movie to play with no title..

Hi. I am overtaking someone for a file in a medical study. I must write a letter to a study center to confirm them the closure of the study. I've never done such a letter before. Has anyone of you got a template ?. Thks a lot in advance for your help..

Tort reform limits your ability to seek redress under the law in ALL of the above cases, not just the medical cases. It also limits what you can recover, regardless of what your injuries are. $250k might be hunky dorey for the 85 year old man who was paralyzed when his doc used Lovenox during back surgery, a drug with a black box warning placed by the FDA because it can cause paralysis in back surgery, but $250k isn't so hot for the baby who suffered brain damage at birth because the doc used Cytotec, another drug with a black box warning that warns against its use in L&D. In that case the baby suffered brain damage. The mom died. Bled to death due to a ruptured uterus. Says right on the box not to use it, but doc didn't know that. The brain damaged baby also only gets $250k, but for his lifetime of care, he will need much more than that. By age 3 he will be through that, and then he will be placed on Medicaid, which is paid for by the taxpayer. Of course, if you have no Medicaid, his healthcare will be paid for by the taxpayer. This baby has no ability to ever hold a job, but he still must be cared for. And the mommy who died? Her family didn't get to sue for her wrongful death at all. Dead equals noneconomic damages, and you don't get to sue for that.

the husband is terminally ill, and his wife isnt the power of attorney what happens to the money in the bank..

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