Alton Sterling’s Family Pushes for $2.5M Wrongful Death Settlement
Family of man who was shot to death by a police officer is seeking to settle for at least half of their original proposal.
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Purdue Advised to Pay Insurer Rebates Amid Opioid Crisis
More evidence points to Purdue trying to minimize the opioid crisis.
Manlius Police Department Agrees to $200K Settlement with Former Officer
The city of Manlius and its police department recently agreed to settle a discrimination suit with a former officer.
Alan Dean Foster Wants Disney To Pay Up
Sci-fi author Alan Dean Foster claims that Disney owes him royalties dating back to 2012, but does buying his contract obligate them to pay for his work?
COVID-19: A 2nd Wave and Impacts on the Legal Industry
Ultimately, it comes down to operating with some common sense by bolstering the practice areas poised for growth, and developing the legal foresight to navigate complex client demands and expectations.
Judge Drain Approves Purdue, Sackler Settlement
Purdue settles suit with the Justice Department.
28 States Flagged for Increased Risk of Overdose Deaths
The Drug Helpline lists 28 states at high risk for a spike in overdose fatalities.
Bus Company Accused of Defrauding NJ Transit
Attorney General Gurbir Grewal recently filed a civil suit against Academy Bus LLC, accusing it of defrauding New Jersey’s public transit corporation.
Citrus Heights Under Fire in New Age Discrimination Lawsuit
The city of Citrus Heights was recently hit with a lawsuit after terminating Sandy Richards, a former employee.
St. Peter’s Health Hit with Lawsuit Over Missing Doctor
St. Peter’s Health recently found itself on the receiving end of a class-action lawsuit over the unexplained absence of one of its doctors.