U.K. Judge Orders Trump to Repay $382,000 in Legal Expenses After Steele Dossier Lawsuit Fails
A London-based court had dismissed Trump’s lawsuit in early February, finding that there was no compelling reason to let the case proceed to trial.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Los Angeles Seeks to Shift Liability After Police Officers Claim Rampant Hazing on LAPD Football Team
In recently-filed court documents, the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office said that the municipality is not liable for abuse that rookie athletes were allegedly subjected to by the LAPD-affiliated Centurions amateur football team.
When Bad Things Happen: A Guide to Injury Lawsuits
Bad things happen. Often for reasons beyond our control. But what you do next is where you regain your power. An injury lawsuit is not a guarantee but a means of achieving justice and the resources to heal.
$13M Verdict Against Los Angeles Unified School District for Sexual Abuse of Then 14-Year-Old Student
LAUSD, aware that Daniel Garcia was violating safety rules during his employment, ignored multiple reports of sexual harassment.
Colorado Jury Awards 78-Year-Old Woman After Police Raid Her Home Based on a “Find My” iPhone Tip
Attorneys for 78-year-old plaintiff Ruby Johnson said that Denver police officials obtaining a warrant without first informing the court that “Find My” iPhone information isn’t precise enough to determine a device’s exact location.
OpenAI Responds to Elon Musk Lawsuit, Claiming Tesla Founder Pushed for Monetization
On Tuesday, OpenAI shared emails suggesting that Musk–who is currently suing the company for “abandoning its mission” as a non-profit–actively encouraged the company to find new ways to monetize its artificial intelligence products.
Two-Dozen Republican Attorneys General File Lawsuit Challenging New EPA Soot Pollution Rules
A coalition of two-dozen conservative attorneys general have filed a lawsuit challenging revised federal regulations on soot pollution, claiming that increased oversight will raise costs for businesses and deter critical investments in manufacturing infrastructure. According to The Associated Press, twenty-four states—led by the attorneys general of Kentucky and West Virginia—filed a joint complaint against the
What Happens if a Hospital Makes an Error in Triage?
Patients need to trust that the system is working for them, so hospitals must be held accountable when unnecessary triage errors occur.
Recognizing Dashcams’ Place in Auto Accident Claims
Dashcams are an essential tool for preventing irresponsible driving, in addition to being used as proof in court cases and insurance claims.
Navigating Personal Injury Claims After a Major Car Accident
Car accidents can upend lives in an instant, but by taking informed and decisive action, victims can pave the way to a fair resolution and the road to recovery.