Tag: Thomas Marjerison

Norman Hanson & DeTroy is honored to be included among the top of the “Highly Recommended” law firms in the State of Maine in the 2024 edition of Benchmark Litigation’s “The Guide to America’s Leading Litigation Firms and Attorneys.” In addition, the following attorneys received individual recognition from Benchmark Litigation: Local Litigation Stars Mark G....

Norman, Hanson & DeTroy is proud to announce that the 2023 edition of New England Super Lawyers and the 2023 New England Rising Stars has recognized several of our attorneys for inclusion in the publications. We congratulate each of these attorneys for this accomplishment.  Maine Super Lawyers Top 5 Mark G. Lavoie Super Lawyers Jonathan...

Following a closely watched trial and after ten hours of jury deliberations, Tom Marjerison secured an acquittal for his client, Faysal Kalayaf Manahe, on federal criminal charges alleging a Sherman Act violation for wage-fixing and no-poach hiring agreements.  This prosecution arose out of the Department of Justice’s initiative focusing on criminal prosecutions of alleged wage-fixing...

The coronavirus pandemic may have changed how we do business, but it is has not reduced the need for up-to-date information on legal trends and decisions issued by the state and federal courts.  To provide clients with fast and concise information on a variety of legal topics, Norman, Hanson & DeTroy is rolling out Maine...

On March 7, 2020, Tom Marjerison was inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers.  Mark Lavoie, Jonathan Brogan, and the late Peter DeTroy are previous  inductees from the firm.  T­­om represents clients in civil and criminal matters in state and federal courts.  Tom’s cases have ranged from the acquittal of a...

On February 28, 2019, Tom Marjerison secured a defense verdict in Bradford v. Fowler following a four-day jury trial in Waldo County Superior Court.  The case arose out of a truck accident in which it was alleged that the Defendant crossed the fog line and struck Plaintiff’s vehicle who was waiting to pull onto the...

On September 14, 2017, following a week-long trial in Knox County Superior Court, Tom Marjerison obtained a defense verdict in Howard v. Viking, Inc.  This case arose out of automobile/motorcycle accident.  Plaintiff was operating his motorcycle southbound on Route 1 when Co-Defendant Andrew O’Brien pulled out of the Defendant’s parking lot and caused a collision. ...