Florida Condo Collapse Results in More Than 1B Settlement Agreement
A tentative settlement was just announced over last year’s Surfside condo collapse.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Police Department Settles Lawsuit After Officers Force Muslim Woman to Remove Hijab
The settlement will oblige Metropolitan Detroit’s Ferndale Police Department to make procedural changes in how it books practicing Muslim women.
Family of California Man Killed in Rail Shooting Files Lawsuit Against Santa Clara V.T.A.
The family of a slain Santa Clara Valley Transit Agency employee has filed a lawsuit against the V.T.A., claiming it failed to adequately address concerns about the shooter’s mental health and propensity toward violence.
Plane Crash That Killed All 8 Passengers Results in Wrongful Death Lawsuit
EDP Management Group LLC, Green Assets, and Dillon’s Aviation of Greenville were all recently named in a wrongful death lawsuit over a fatal plane accident.
Oligarch Kenes Rakishev Named In New Trump Election Interference Case
Sater claims that the campaign against himself and Trump was coordinated by Kenes Rakishev and Karim Massimov, who was arrested for treason by the Kazakh authorities in January.
How a Glen Burnie Car Accident Attorney Assists Victims with Damage Recovery
Case building requires proof and victims should take pictures of the accident scene, and damage to vehicles.
Truck Accident in Fort Lauderdale? This is Why You Need a Lawyer
Florida is a no-fault state so if you are injured in an accident you can recover damages through your Personal Injury Protection policy, no matter who was responsible for the crash.
When Should You Begin Filing for Personal Injury?
Personal injury lawsuits should be filed by the deadlines set by every state.
Judge: New York Can Pursue Civil Lawsuits Against Negligent Gun Companies
A federal judge found that a lawsuit targeting a recently enacted New York law was impermissibly “vague” and otherwise invalid.
Florida Settles Lawsuit, Improves Conditions for Death Row Prisoners
Before the settlement, inmates on death row–many of whom await their executions for decades–were scarcely permitted to leave their cells and had practically no social interaction.