Lawsuits & Litigation
Missouri City to Pay $500k after Former Sheriff Killed Black Man By Kneeling on His Neck
Tory Sanders called police for help after he got lost en route to Memphis and ran out of gas. Hours later, he was dead.
Generic sheriff’s badge. Image via Flickr/user:Kim Siever. Public domain.
Verdicts & Settlements
City of Kent, Washington, Will Pay $4.4 Million to Settle Police Shooting Lawsuit
Giovonn Joseph-McDade was shot dead after a low-speed pursuit for an expired vehicle registration.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Boeing Faces Lawsuit from Family Members of Sriwijaya Air Crash
Attorneys for the family members believe the Boeing 737-500’s autothrottle failed, causing or contributing to the deadly crash.
Lawsuits & Litigation
How Do You Find a Burn Injury Lawyer?
Medical expenses for this type of injury can be astronomical, and it’s something you shouldn’t have to deal with when you weren’t the one at fault.
Business
The Benefits and Drawbacks of Electric Cars
Overall, electric vehicles make a compelling case for themselves, with long term savings on fuel and maintenance costs alongside a huge reduction in carbon footprint.
Verdicts & Settlements
The Westin Peachtree Plaza in Atlanta, Georgia. Image via Flickr/user:atlexplorer. (CCA-BY-2.0). No changes made.
The Westin Peachtree Plaza in Atlanta, Georgia. Image via Flickr/user:atlexplorer. (CCA-BY-2.0). No changes made.
Family of 5-Year Old Crushed to Death at Sun Dial Restaurant Settle with Marriott
The family of five-year old Charlie Holt reached a joint settlement with Marriott earlier this week.
Ryan J. Farrick
A restaurant bill. Image via Flickr/user:iwona_kellie. (CCA-BY-2.0). No changes made.
Lawsuit Says Olive Garden Parent Darden Restaurants’ Tip Policy Causes Racial Discrimination
The lawsuit suggests that making waitstaff rely upon tips lends to racial discrimination, inequitable earnings, and even sexual harassment.
Ryan J. Farrick
Photo by Sora Shimazaki on Unsplash
Judge Determines Endo Willfully Withheld Important Docs
Endo Pharmaceuticals keep important evidence out of discovery.
Sara E. Teller
Recalled teething toy; image courtesy of the CPSC, www.cpsc.gov
Target, CPSC Issue Urgent Recall for Infant Teething Toy
Target is recalling certain infant teething toys that may pose a choking hazard.
Brianna Smith
Photo by Luis Quintero from Pexels
LA Families are Suing Over COVID-19 School Closures
Parents are suing a Los Angeles school district and its teachers’ union, claiming social distancing distress.
Sara E. Teller
Business
How to Choose the Best Legal Structure for Your Business
Deciding on a business structure can be one of the most challenging tasks you’ll have to undertake when starting a business.
Business
3 Best Practices for Tackling Tech Trends in the Legal Field
Law firms cannot be idle and ignore technology; they must find ways to use tech that matters and be aware of tech that could be relevant.
News & Politics
What to Do When Faced with a Military Protective Order
When MPOs are issued based on baseless allegations of sexual assault or domestic violence, it’s helpful that service members know that they can exhaust available remedies within the military justice system for redress.
Business
Bankruptcy & COVID: Which Businesses Have Filed
Businesses that need answers to their bankruptcy questions, or want support through their filing, should contact an experienced, professional bankruptcy attorney can be a great asset to improve their finances.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Sherra Wright Files $12m Lawsuit Against Shelby County Sheriff’s Office
Wright’s lawsuit comes three years after she attracted regional notoriety for murdering her ex-husband, NBA star Lorenzen Wright.
Lawsuits & Litigation
North Bergen Company Settles Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuit for $25K
Bergen Logistics recently agreed to settle a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit for $25,000.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Lawsuit: “Wall of Moms” Protester Alleges Police Brutality, Sexual Assault at Portland Demonstration
An attorney who participated in a “Wall of Moms” protest against overly-militarized federal agents has launched a lawsuit against the United States government, claiming she was subjected to excessive force and then arrested without cause. The Associated Press reports that the lawsuit was filed by Jennifer Kristiansen. Lodged in federal court in Portland, Oregon, Kristiansen’s
News & Politics
Washington Gov. Inslee Signs Law Shutting Down For-Profit Prisons, Immigration Centers
The recently-passed measure would also close down one of the country’s largest for-profit immigration detention centers by 2025.
Verdicts & Settlements
Federal Judge Says BP Violated Emissions Laws at Indiana Plant
A hearing will be heard at a later date to determine possible monetary damages.
Health & Medicine
Florida’s Dangerous Deregulation on Nursing Home Staff Requirements Puts Residents at Risk
Bringing in previously unemployed non-health care professionals, with less than one day’s training, is a formula for carnage in our long term care facilities.
Lawsuits & Litigation
How Does a Personal Injury Case Differ from a Product Liability Case?
Understanding these concepts helps you determine your best course of action in a given scenario.
Health & Medicine
Euthanasia in Belgium: When Should a Doctor Help Die?
Meanwhile, discussions about euthanasia in Belgium are not dying down.
Lawsuits & Litigation
How to File for Divorce in Michigan
Divorce is disappointing, but if you take the right steps, you can make a smooth transition into your new life.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Planning a Divorce: Here are Some Important Things You Need to Know
Try not to think of yourself as a victim. Rather, strive to create small steps that will help you build your life once again.
Business
Legal Issues in the Solar Industry
When it comes to starting a solar business, there are more than a few factors to consider. Take some time to figure out what works for you and your business goals.
