Army Veteran Wins $50m Verdict Against 3M
The former Army soldier claimed that 3M’s notorious Combat Arms Earplugs caused permanent hearing damage.
Lawsuits & Litigation
How New York’s Fault Laws Impact Car Accident Claims
Once both drivers are deemed to share culpability for an accident, New York adopts a “pure comparative fault” system.
Prison Nurse Sues Iowa Department of Corrections for Harassment, Pregnancy Discrimination
A nurse with the Iowa Department of Corrections is suing the department over allegations of harassment and discrimination.
How a Personal Injury Lawyer Can Help You Get the Best Settlement
In slip-and-fall lawsuits, there are several factors at the site of the incident that can help prove that the management or proprietor of the location was at fault.
One Who Represents Oneself Has a Fool for a Client: Truck Accident Lawyers Can Help
Don’t try to negotiate with the insurance company on your own and don’t ever accept their initial offer.
What Kinds of Compensation are Available to Truck Accident Victims in Louisiana?
Punitive damages are only available in some civil cases. This is when a defendant engages in some kind of reckless or malicious behavior to cause harm to others.
Pittsburgh Truck Accident Lawyers Help Injured Clients in Their Hour of Need
The plaintiffs claim the tragedy could have been avoided if the FedEx driver hadn’t been wearing noise-canceling headphones, which prevented him from hearing the built-in alarm warning him that an object was in the truck’s way.
Infowars Host Alex Jones Dodges Sandy Hook Deposition for Second Day in A Row
While presiding Judge Barbara Bellis did not say how Jones might be sanctioned, she alluded to the possibility of arrest on Wednesday.
D.C. Department of Corrections to Improve Housing Conditions for Transgender Inmates
The lawsuit will allow transgender inmates to choose housing assignments in accordance with their gender identities.
University of Michigan Settlement to Enhance Sexual Misconduct Accountability
The University of Michigan has reached a settlement with students seeking to change how the school addresses and prevents sexual misconduct on campus. According to National Public Radio, the university has agreed to create and fund a multidisciplinary committee designed to shield students and staff from sexual predators. The Coordinated Community Response Team, says The