Sephora Pays $1.2m to Settle California Privacy Violations Lawsuit
The lawsuit accused the cosmetics company of violating California consumer data protection laws by harvesting customer information without providing an option to opt out.
Lawsuits & Litigation
How a Lawyer Helps with Medical Compensation
Unlike what TV shows and movies will have you believe, court processes are not as quick and dramatic as most legal dramas
L.A. Jury Awards Vanessa Bryant, Christopher Chester $31m in Damages
The $31 million award could settle Vanessa Bryant’s claim that Los Angeles County first responders inappropriately took and circulated pictures from the 2020 helicopter crash that killed basketball legend Kobe Bryant and eight others.
Uvalde Parents Planning $27b Class Action Against School District
A California-based attorney has sent notice of the class action to the Uvalde Consolidated School District, and is planning to file additional claims against local and state-level law enforcement agencies.
What Constitutes Present Value Loss of Household Services?
The present value of lost household services is the value of all lost earnings and other benefits the injured or deceased family member would have provided, discounted to the present day.
Proving You Suffer from a Permanent or Long-Term Impairment in a Court Case
Begin by seeking out all medical records related to your disability and reading through them thoroughly.
What If I Was Partially Responsible for My Personal Injuries?
When going through an insurance company to recover compensation for an accident, the insurance adjuster may attribute a higher percentage of fault to the person who is not their customer. It’s critical to be on the alert for this situation.
McKeen & Associates Wins $5.5 Million Verdict in Truck Accident Case
McKeen added that Jad’s doctors were brought in to testify and even the defense experts admitted Dean suffered a traumatic brain injury.
White-Collar DaVita Trial May Make Businesses Re-Think Non-Compete Agreements in Denver
The government considered the agreements between DaVita, Inc. and the three competitors to be an illegal scheme to restrict the movement of employees between healthcare companies.
Oregon Jury Awards $4.4m to Black Man Profiled By Wal-Mart Security
A local law enforcement official testified that the Wal-Mart employee who reported the shopper had a long history making false claims to police.