Telemedicine Business Owner is Convicted of Fraud, Tax Evasion
Telemedicine and telemarketing business leader in Florida pleads guilty and is convicted.
Lawsuits & Litigation
MA Supreme Court: Woman Can Sue Harvard for Displaying Slavery Photos
The plaintiff alleges that Harvard has exploited “brutal” images of slaves–slaves she claims she is descended from.
Delta Airlines Reaches Airport Settlement with Dallas City Council
The proposed settlement could end a bitter, years-long feud between Delta Airlines and Southwest Airlines over gate access at Dallas Love Field.
Compensations in a Personal Injury Case
In contrast to compensatory damages, punitive damages are awarded when a defendant commits deliberate, malicious, or fraudulent acts that cause harm to another person.
Is It Worth Suing After an Accident in Wisconsin?
When you deal with an insurance company, they will award you compensatory damages. If you are seeking punitive damages as well you should go to court.
The Supreme Court Denies Bids from Former Insys Leaders
Insys executives claim they did not have medical knowledge of the dangerous effects of Subsys.
Mother of Colorado Shooting “Hero” Files Lawsuit After Son Killed By Police
Johnny Hurley shot and killed a gunman who had ambushed an Arvada, Colorado, police officer. Minutes later, responding officers mistook Hurley for the initial shooter, killing him.
5 Reasons to Hire a Car Accident Attorney
Let your attorney do all the talking; they know how to negotiate with claims adjusters, and they have years of experience doing so.
May Metra Crash Results in Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Metra and BNSF were recently named in a lawsuit alleging wrongful death and negligence.
Let North Dakota Police Brutality Lawyers Fight for Your Rights
You are entitled to economic damages, covering your medical bills and the loss of income during your recovery.