How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Indiana?
Even though you generally have two years to file your personal injury lawsuit, start filing it after you take care of medical treatment for your injuries.
Lawsuits & Litigation
$27M Settlement Obtained for Family of 13-Year-Old Killed at Landmark Middle School; Largest School Bullying Settlement in the U.S.
Moreno Valley Unified settled the case for $27M on the four-year anniversary of Diego Stolz’s death as a result of bullying.
Counsel of Compassion: Navigating Legal Challenges with Expert Injury Lawyers
Injury lawyers are pivotal in helping individuals navigate legal challenges following accidents and injuries.
California Files Climate Change Against Big Oil and Gas Companies
The lawsuit alleges that some of the biggest oil and gas companies in the world knew that climate change was harming the environment, yet refused to admit their practices contributed to man-made climate change.
Law Firm Sues Rudy Giuliani Over $1.36m in Unpaid Legal Fees
The firm behind the lawsuit claims that the former New York City mayor signed a retainer agreement, then failed to pay his legal bills on time.
Sacramento County D.A. Sues City Over Homeless Encampments, Poor Ordinance Enforcement
Filed by the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office against California’s capital city, this unusual lawsuit claims that local officials have failed to adequately address widespread homelessness, risking residents’ safety and well-being in the process.
Ohio Educators File Lawsuit Claiming Undue State Interference in Schools
The lawsuit claims that a recent appropriations bill would let the governor’s office seize control of educational curricula statewide.
Federal Court: Starbucks May Have “Misled” Consumers with Fruitless Refreshers
The lawsuit claims that a half-dozen of Starbucks’ “Refreshers” advertise fruity flavors, yet contain no trace of their namesake ingredients.
Berkeley Commission on Disability Members File Lawsuit Against City of Berkeley for Disability Discrimination
The City of Berkeley fails to provide disability accommodations for Commission on Disability members to participate in the Commission.
Lawsuit: Caretaker Claims Kanye West Wanted to Build Windowless, Unelectrified “Bomb Shelter” to “Hide From the Clintons”
The unusual lawsuit asserts that Kanye West fired his caretaker after he refused to authorize illegal modifications to the artist’s Malibu home.