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Marynell Maloney Law Firm, PLLC, has frequently been recognized in local media for promoting health and safety in hospitals and nursing homes, as well as pursuing justice for those whose voices are not always heard.
Appearances On KABB FOX San Antonio
Marynell and Michelle Maloney discuss:
“Buddy the Dog” Given Temporary Reprieve
The order to euthanize “Buddy the Dog” has temporarily been put on hold while his owners, Homer Mojica and wife Kathryn, fight the ruling via appeal.
“Buddy the Dog” Back Home With His Owners
“Buddy the Dog” is back home with his owners, Mr. and Mrs. Mojicas, after being cared for by a local veterinarian when a judge ordered the dog released from Animal Care Services.
Attorney Michelle Maloney Hopes Dog Seized Twice Gets Trial Before Jury
San Antonio Animal Care Services released Lola, a previously quarantined pit bull terrier. She was found wandering the Northwest side streets by Rev. William Rice. Rice had no knowledge of the previous quarantine and ACS gave him one day — instead of the requisite 30 days — to meet their compliance requirements.
Lawsuit Claims Parklane Nursing Home Negligence
Our firm filed a lawsuit against San Antonio’s Parklane nursing home, alleging that the facility failed to provide adequate care for residents Herbert Brewer, Dora Sylvia Lehrman and Delbert Betts.
Wrongful Termination Lawsuit Brought Against Princeton Place Nursing Home
Two employees of Princeton Place Nursing Home, Sandra Lujan and Sonia Roman, brought allegations of abuse and ill-treatment of home residents to the home’s administration, who almost immediately suspended, and eventually fired, both of the whistleblower employees. Our firm brought a wrongful termination lawsuit on behalf of the whistleblowers.
San Antonio’s East Side, Zip-In Car Wash Sued By Family Of Slain Customer
The Zip-In Car Wash on North New Braunfels Avenue and Gibbs Street in east San Antonio, are being sued for failing to provide adequate security, despite knowing they were operating their business in an area notorious for its high-crime rates.
San Antonio Talons Owner Facing Civil Fraud Allegations
A. David Lynd, San Antonio Talons owner and real estate investor, is facing allegations of civil fraud. The lawsuit seeks a minimum of $2 million in damages and $4.75 million in punitive damages. “We are alleging it was a significant scam,” said Attorney Marynell Maloney, legal counsel for the group. “This is a situation where somebody with a great deal of money very consciously goes in and exploits people for months.”
Judson School District Sued Over Sex Abuse Incident
Our firm handled this case on behalf of the victim.
Past Coverage Of Our Firm’s Trailblazing Founder, Marynell Maloney
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