Elon Musk Wins “Funding Secured” Shareholder Lawsuit
One federal jury member told the court that they had a hard time following the shareholders’ arguments.
Lawsuits & Litigation
U.S. Government to Pay $10m to Family of Ugandan Activist Killed in National Park
The young Ugandan human rights activist was decapitated by an unsecured metal gate on the periphery of Arches National Park.
Texas Death Row Prisoners Sue State
The lawsuit alleges that many death row inmates have spent years–sometimes even decades–in solitary confinement.
Preparing a Personal Injury Lawsuit – Tips and Advice for Claimants
Many things could go wrong in the early stages of your preparation, and the slightest misstep can lead you to lose your claim.
How to Receive Compensation for Repetitive Strain Injury
The first step in filing your RSI claim is to get professional medical attention and diagnosis of your condition.
Federal Judge Gives Green Light to Father Suing Kyle Rittenhouse
The lawsuit was filed by the father of one of two men shot and killed by then-17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Texas Sues Biden Administration Over Asylum Parole Program
The lawsuit claims that a Biden administration initiative to admit refugees from four Latin American countries is illegal.
Third Circuit Ruling Blocks Bankruptcy Proceedings for LTL Management
The brief highlighted why the use of bankruptcy to address litigation claims is a valid bankruptcy purpose that has been historically recognized by courts across the country.
Butterfly Keyboard Case Against Apple Progresses, Claims Accepted
Apple’ faces a class action over its Mac Butterfly Keyboard.
Michigan Court to Decide If Oxford School Shooting Lawsuit Can Proceed
Attorneys for Oxford Schools officials have argued that victims and their family members cannot file a civil claim against a public entity.