Jason Payne, an associate with the firm, has been elected Secretary/Treasurer for the Propeller Club for the Port of Pascagoula, Mississippi for 2010-2011.

STEINBERGER DEFEATED IN CLOSE VOTE for Mississippi Bar President-Elect

Firm wins plaintiffs verdict in US District Court in suit for local businesses.

This week, a trial court dismissed a real estate agency sued for an alleged failure to disclose the location and impact of flood zones on real property damaged as a result of Hurricane Katrina.

Recently the Mississippi Court of Appeals unanimously affirmed a summary judgment dismissing a claim of professional negligence against an attorney.

In a rare win for an employer, Oxford HealthCare, represented by Tristan Armer, persuaded an administrative law judge for the Mississippi Workers' Compensation Commission to deny a claimant-employee any permanent disability benefits.

After a six-day trial in state court in Biloxi, Heidelberg Steinberger won a jury verdict for their client, a gastroenterologist being sued for serious injuries and a claim of permanent disability, allegedly resulting from an endoscopic procedure and follow up medical care.

Jimmy Heidelberg has been named one of 2008's Mid-South Super Lawyers.  Super Lawyers is a listing of outstanding lawyers who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.

Led by Stephen Burrow, Heidelberg Steinberger won a jury trial in Biloxi for a neurosurgeon being sued by a brain-damaged child who claimed almost $12 million in damages.

Led by Jimmy Colmer, our attorneys obtained a defense verdict in Jones County, Mississippi, on behalf of their client, a waste disposal company.  The plaintiff alleged our client's garbage truck struck him, causing debilitating back injuries preventing his return to work.

Heidelberg, Steinberger, Colmer & Burrow successfully settled a complex lawsuit on behalf of over two hundred local homeowners whose property was flooded after Hurricane Georges.