Lawsuit Accuses Queens Hospital of Kidnapping Newborn in Violation of NY State Human Rights Law
She would never bring J.G. home; in the weeks that followed, J.G. was placed in the same foster home as his older sisters.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Understanding Policy Limits Tracing and Its Impact on Personal Injury Claims
By conducting a thorough investigation into the insurance coverage and policy limits of the at-fault party, you can ensure that you pursue all available sources of compensation and receive a fair settlement.
Shumaker Attorneys Win Preliminary Injunction Against NCAA
The decision also permits Mr. Clayton to pursue promised NIL opportunities as the Court considered Dejuan’s rights under New York State’s very athlete-favoring NIL law.
Hertz Sued for Discriminating against Drivers With Disabilities
By depriving customers who need hand controls of the opportunity to rent whole categories of vehicles, Hertz is denying people with disabilities the full and equal enjoyment of its goods and services that is their legal right under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Lawsuit: New Mexico Teenager Disabled After Teacher Told Students to Duel with Katana, Rapier
Attorneys for the family of the 16-year-old injured in the alleged duel note that Volcano Vista High School’s assistant principal had tried describing the incident as “a lesson on metal and melding.”
Michigan Family Sues Detroit Police Department After Officer Strikes, Kills 70-Year-Old Man
An attorney for the family of the late Daryl Vance suggested that the defendant, former Detroit Police Officer Juwan Brown, intentionally put away his taser before deciding that he was “gonna smoke this guy in the side of the head.” Before Vance passed away several weeks later, other Detroit police officers allegedly conducted an unlawful search of the 70-year-old man’s home.
5 Frequently Used Strategies in San Jose Personal Injury Cases
The Journal of the American Judges Association states that approximately 96% of personal injury cases settle outside of the court.
OpenAI Says New York Times ‘Hacked’ ChatGPT Before Filing Copyright Lawsuit
In a recent court filing, OpenAI attorneys claimed that the New York Times “hacked” ChatGPT by testing tens of thousands of prompts, most of which were allegedly engineered to replicate copyright-protected content.
European Companies File Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google
The lawsuit, filed in an Amsterdam-based district court, suggests that Google abused its market position to suppress competition from other publishers.
Ferguson Agrees to Pay $4.5m to Settle ‘Debtors’ Prison’ Lawsuit
The class-action lawsuit claimed that Ferguson jailed impoverished residents and visitors for simply being unable to pay fines and court fees.