Wagner Law Firm

07/24/2024

Happy Heavenly Birthday 68 years since Kerry Gossett Wagner came into the world. You are missed.

08/17/2023

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07/21/2023

Amazing!

Look at that storm cloud over this crew shipping cattle east of Cassoday, Kansas. Wow.

📸 Phyllis Osgood (her son took the photo)

10/20/2022

Earlier this year, a 28-year-old Little Rock resident was convicted of six counts of wire fraud and aggravated identity ... blog

09/30/2022

EEOC SUES TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY FOR DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sent this bulletin at 09/30/2022 12:20 PM EDT Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. Birmingham District Office CONTACT: Gerald L. Miller1130 22ND Street South, Suite 2000 A...

09/23/2022

Series of new Actions Announced by the EEOC

EEOC SUES RANGER TOOL AND DIE FOR SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND RETALIATION U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sent this bulletin at 09/23/2022 01:29 PM EDT Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESeptember 23, 2022 EEOC SUES RANGER TOOL AND DIE FOR SEXUAL HA...

07/25/2022

EEOC Announces NEW programs for Native American claimants

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06/27/2022

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06/10/2020

What a great place to take depositions!

10/15/2019

This was posted by an Attorney friend Brecken Wagner (no relation) who practices law in McAlester Oklahoma.

This weekend yet another citizen of this county lost his life after a high speed pursuit. Sayven Rowland was only 19 years old and a client of this law firm. His father was just in the office, he was away out of state at the time of his son’s death.

Sayven ran from deputies on a four-wheeler ATV. When he crashed out and the deputies approached, no doubt adrenaline surging through their bodies, one tried to use a non-lethal weapon. However, Sayven was shot dead after the second deputy claimed he was going for a gun. I just had to explain to his father that the likelihood of a thorough investigation was not probable, but at least OSBI had been called in this time to investigate. (In our last incident of a pursuit ending in death, the Highway Patrol was allowed to investigate itself.) I explained that there would be no camera that could tell the story of what happened that day, because the Pittsburg County Sheriff Department does not have either body or dash cameras.

This weekend another man’s life was tragically ended over a suspicion of stolen property (the ATV Sayven was riding). It turns out that the ATV actually wasn’t stolen, so there was no crime (except possibly a misdemeanor traffic violation depending on the manner and location of where the ATV was being driven). In such a short period of time in this County it has become clear that a life is worth less than a suspected stolen ATV or a bottle of vodka. How many more tragedies do we need before we take some action? When are we going to stop these high speed pursuits?

R.I.P. Sayven...