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Wal-Mart Litigation Project |
Welcome to the home page of the Wal-Mart Litigation Project! What is the Wal-Mart Litigation Project? The project is an effort to gather, refine, and market information about lawsuits against Wal-Mart. The term Wal-Mart is inclusive. It includes Sam's Club and the company's captive insurer, too.
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The Wal-Mart Litigation Project has no affiliation with Wal-Mart itself. The Wal-Mart Litigation Project is solely coordinated by Lewis L. Laska and has no affiliation with any other organization, institution or entity. It has no affiliation with the company whose headquarters is in Bentonville, Arkansas and operates under the trade names Wal-Mart, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Wal-Mart Associates Inc., Wal-Mart Discount Stores, Wal-Mart Stores East, Inc., Sam's Club, Sam's Wholesale Club, Sam's Club Members Only, Sam's Club We Mean Business, Sam's Club Membership Warehouse for Business and other companies related to Wal-Mart, or Claims Management Inc., Wal-Mart's captive insurer. |
IF YOU ARE NOT A LAWYER, PLEASE READ THIS!
Because the Wal-Mart Litigation Project is designed to assist attorneys we discourage non-lawyers from contacting us for information about Wal-Mart. Instead, we suggest you search our database of attorneys who sue Wal-Mart to find a lawyer in your local area who might be able to assist you.
The Wal-Mart Litigation Project
The purpose of the Wal-Mart Litigation Project is to assist lawyers who sue Wal-Mart to force the company to act properly toward its customers and employees. The project's goal is to "level the playing field" so plaintiffs have a better chance of winning suits where Wal-Mart has done wrong by educating plaintiffs' lawyers about cases similar to their own against Wal-Mart, and by facilitating communication between plaintiffs' lawyers on issues of law, discovery and litigation tactics.
The Wal-Mart Litigation Project sells packets of information concerning specific types of suits that have been filed against Wal-Mart; these packets include summaries of verdicts and settlements, complaints/petitions and appellate rulings.
The Wal-Mart Litigation Project has identified over 100 types of known lawsuits against Wal-Mart. The catagories of cases have been listed in "Types of Lawsuits Against Wal-Mart." This listing, called a taxonomy, can be found on the sidebar menu and includes pricing for the information packets we offer. Or just click here.
The Wal-Mart Litigation Project actively seeks names and addresses of lawyers who sue Wal-Mart, who are urged to fill out the "For Lawyers Only; How to Put Your Name on Our List of Lawyers Who Sue Wal-Mart Form", which can be found on the sidebar menu. Or just click here.
People who are interested in filing suit against Wal-Mart can search our database for attorneys in their local area who have previously handled cases against the company. Click on "Search Our Database for Lawyers Who Sue Wal-Mart" on the sidebar menu. Or just click here. The Wal-Mart Litigation Project actively seeks information about verdicts and settlements, and lawyers are urged to fill out the "Verdicts and Settlements Report Form" which can be found on the sidebar menu. Or just click here. The director of the Wal-Mart Litigation Project is Lewis L. Laska, a Nashville, Tennessee lawyer. He has been gathering, abstracting and categorizing Wal-Mart lawsuits for many months. Lawyers with information to share, or
who would like to purchase information packets, may contact Mr. Laska at (615) 255-6288. His fax is (615) 255-6289. Of course you can send a message through this web site, too. Click "Send Us a Message" on the sidebar menu.
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