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STEPHEN W. DRINNON
stephen@drinnonlaw.com
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Professional Personal Injury Lawyers in The Dallas-Fort Worth Area
The Drinnon Law Firm, PLLC., is the choice among individuals and small businesses for exceptional legal representation in the Dallas-Fort Worth region.
Clients count on our expertise and significant experience in a broad range of cases, including personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, products liability negligence, commercial disputes, trademark infringement and employment discrimination.
Federal Lawsuit Filed Against Adidas, NBA, Kevin Garnett and the Boston Celtics over Adidas "We Not Me" Advertising Campaign
Attorneys with The Drinnon Law Firm have filed a lawsuit against Adidas America, NBA Properties Inc., NBA Services Inc., the Boston Celtics and Kevin Garnett over Adidas's "We Not Me" Advertising Campaign, charging that the campaign violates an active and long-held trademark and copyright.
Read the press release
Read the Plaintiff's Original Complaint (without exhibits)
View Exhibit 1 of the complaint
View Exhibit 2 of the complaint
View Exhibit 3 of the complaint
View Exhibit 4 of the complaint
View Exhibit 5 of the complaint
View "We Not Me" Adidas Commercial 1
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View "We Not Me" Adidas Commercial 5
View "We Not Me" Adidas Commercial 6
Federal Lawsuit Filed March 4, 2009 Against Manufacturer and Retailer of Defective Retractable Dog Leash that caused loss of Vision in 12 year old girl.
 
Attorneys with The Drinnon Law Firm have filed one of the first federal lawsuits against the manufacturer of the SlyDog retractable dog leash. The popular leash was sold in Dollar General stores across the United States from September 2007 to August 2008. The device is blamed for eye injuries, broken teeth, facial lacerations and bruising caused when the clasp on the end of the leash breaks, causing the line to recoil suddenly.
Complaints about injuries caused by the defective device prompted a nationwide recall by the Consumer Product Safety Commission in September 2008. The Drinnon Law Firm lawsuit charges that the SlyDog retractable leash manufactured by San Rafael, Calif.-based Worldwise Inc. is a poorly designed, dangerous product, and that Worldwise neglected to properly warn pet owners of the hazards associated with its use.
Read more about the case
view the lawsuit
view details about the nationwide recall
view recall notification issued by SlyDog
read article in Dallas Morning News
read article from ABC news
view article from news.aol.com
view opinions on blogspot.com
view article on CNBC
DRINNON LAW FIRM UPDATE
Other News:
Recent Settlements:
- Employment Law Confidential Settlement Alleged Racial Discrimination v. International Pharmaceutical Co. Dallas, Texas. September, 2009.
- Employment Law Confidential Settlement Alleged Racial Discrimination v. Dallas Metrocare Systems, Dallas, Texas. June, 2009.
- Employment Law Confidential Settlement Alleged Racial Discrimination v. World Wide Defense Contractor. Dallas, Texas. May, 2009
- Employment Law Confidential Settlement Alleged Racial Discrimination v. Terzis Investments, Inc./Sports Clips franchisee. Dallas, Texas. May, 2009.
- Personal Injury Assault – Alleged Negligent Hiring and Supervision v. Time Warner Cable, Inc. Tarrant County, Texas - December, 2008.
- Employment Law - Alleged Sexual Harassment/Sexually Hostile Work Environment v. Avalon International, May 2008
- Employment Law - Alleged ADA Discrimination v. Perot Systems, Inc., April 2008
Click Here for Client Testimonial
- Confidential Settlement - Alleged Racial Discrimination v. S.W. Bell Telephone d/b/a AT&T - May 2008 (after two week bench trial)
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Cases Recently Filed:
- Breach of Express Warranty & Implied Warranty v. Remington Arms Co, Inc. Federal Court Western District Arkansas. December, 2009.
View l Nationwide Class Action Federal Complaint
- Personal Injury/Alleged Defective Product v. Remington Arms Co, Inc. – Federal Court Marshall, TX. September, 2009.
View Hull Federal Complaint
View article: Lawsuit alleges rifles had defective triggers resulting in misfires, injuries
- Trademark and Copy Right Infringement v. Adidas AG, Adidas America, The NBA Store, The Boston Celtics and Kevin Garnett – Federal Court Marshall, TX. October, 2009.
- Personal Injury/Alleged Defective Product v. Remington Arms Co, Inc. Federal Court Marshall, TX. September, 2009.
View Montes Federal Complaint
View Wright Federal Complaint
- Personal Injury/ Alleged Defective Product v. Remington Arms Co., Inc. Federal Court Middle District of Georgia. June 2009.
See Arbitrators Award October 13, 2009
- Personal Injury/Alleged Avandia as Defective & Dangerous Drug v. Smithkline Beecham Corp. d/b/a GlaxoSmithKline Federal Court Marshall, TX. May 2009
Read Article Here
- Personal Injury to a Child/Alleged Defectively Designed Product v. WorldWise, Inc. and DolgenCorp of Texas, Inc. d/b/a Dollar General Stores Federal Court Ft. Worth, TX. March, 2009
- Employment Law/ Alleged Same Sex Harassment v. Saxon Drilling, L.P., Saxon Energy Services, Inc. Texas District Court Weatherford, TX. March 2009.
- Employment Law/alleged Failure to Promote Based on Race v. Parkland Hospital Federal Court Dallas, TX. September 2008
- Employment Law/alleged Sexually Hostile Work Environment v. Monitronics, Inc. Dallas County Court. January 2008
- Pharmaceutical Product Liability Alleged Defective Diabetes Drug Avandia (Rosiglitazone) v. GlaxoSmithKline multiple cases filed federal courts since June 2007
- Employment Law- Alleged Same Sex Harassment/Hostile Working Environment, Dallas County, Texas- May 2007.
Complaint against driller illustrates how same-sex harassment is common in the workplace
Life on a drilling rig is dirty and dangerous work.
Robert McKinnis understands working on a drilling rig in North Texas is demanding and dangerous but he drew the line at being sexually harassed by his supervisor and ignored when he complained about the problem to the company representatives.
To read more about Robert's story in a recent news article, click here
Drinnon Law Firm client, LaKecious Edwards
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