Popular Medical Center Responsible for Physician’s Poor Practice Procedures
Popular Medical Center Responsible for Physician’s Poor Practice Procedures
TGI Friday’s Workers Could Receive $19.1 Million in Settlement Agreement
TGI Friday’s Workers Could Receive $19.1 Million in Settlement Agreement
50 Years of “Legal” Climate Change
Record hurricanes, related to climate change, are producing vast devastation.1 Over the past 50 years why have we not been able to create a livable environment? I was privileged in 1967 to contribute to a Federal Government Report “A Strategy for A Livable Environment.” It recommended a 90% reduction in vehicle exhaust emissions.2 Ever since, automotive air pollution from burning fossil fuels has been a major contributor to climate change.3
Politicians Push Back Against Online Sex Trafficking of Minors With Federal Bill
Web companies are fighting back against a proposed federal bill which would hold online sites legally responsible for the trafficking of minors over the Internet. The pleas of Silicon Valley found little sympathy in Washington, with rebuttals being offered both by legislators as well as the mother of a young girl who was slain by
Fourth Sexual Harassment Lawsuit Filed Against Nashville Public Schools
For the fourth time in recent years, a sexual harassment lawsuit has been filed against Nashville public schools over allegations that education authorities failed to properly respond to student-on-student misconduct. The suit, according to The Tennessean, is requesting $3 million as well as punitive damages. An additional condition would require Nashville public schools to comply
Woman in Iowa Takes Case Against $75 Speeding Ticket All The Way to the State Supreme Court
A woman in Iowa has managed to push her case against a $75 speeding ticket all the way to the state Supreme Court. Covered by The Washington Post, the feat accomplished by 67-year old Marla Leaf is exceptional – only in the rarest of instances are minor infractions escalated to the top of the judiciary.
Holly Dolejsi of Robins Kaplan Appointed Farxiga MDL Co-Lead Counsel
We’re pleased to share the news that “Judge Lorna G. Schofield of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York has appointed Robins Kaplan LLP® attorney Holly Dolejsi as co-lead counsel in multidistrict litigation (MDL) involving the diabetes drug Farxiga. Dolejsi will also serve as one of seven attorneys on the Plaintiffs’ Steering Committee
Rapist Claims He Mistakenly Attacked His Girlfriend’s Identical Twin
Rapist Claims He Mistakenly Attacked His Girlfriend’s Identical Twin
Judge Files Lawsuit Claiming Disability Act Is Unconstitutional
Judge Files Lawsuit Claiming Disability Act Is Unconstitutional
Rutherford County, Private Probation Company Settle for $14m in Extortion Case
Rutherford County and a private company settled a sweeping class action suit after being accused of extortion. The Tennessee county had formerly contracted with Providence Community Corrections and Pathways Community Corrections, between 2011 and 2016. According to The Tennessean, the private companies were tasked with overseeing low-level probation cases. Among the responsibilities of Providence Community