Allegations of Abuse in Maine Child Custody Cases: A Double-Edged Sword
It’s also important to note that the burden of proof always lies upon the shoulders of the accuser, not the accused.
Lawsuits & Litigation
New York A.G. Seeks Preliminary Motion Against Trump, Trump Organization
The Attorney General’s Office noted that the Trump Organization has discreetly registered a new entity–Trump Organization II–which prosecutors believe the former president may be using to evade potential penalties.
Class Action Filed Against Allegedly Racist Restaurant
The bouncer told them they were dressed too casually and unilaterally canceled their reservation, explaining that the manager “doesn’t let your kind of Black people in here.”
Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer: The Research You Need to Do
You should do your research, look at the reviews of the local personal injury lawyers, and take the time to speak with them for a free consultation.
Judge Dismisses Trump Request to Delay Defamation Deposition
A federal judge had dismissed former President Donald Trump’s repeated requests to pause or reschedule his deposition in a defamation lawsuit. In response to Trump’s request, the court said the former president’s attempts to delay the case “inexcusable.” According to CNN, Trump is currently scheduled to appear before the court on October 19. The controversial,
Lawsuit: Alabama Death Row Prisoner Survived Botched Execution
A recently filed federal lawsuit claims that an Alabama death row inmate survived a “botched execution” that lasted 90 minutes as workers continuously—and unsuccessfully—searched for his veins. According to The Miami Herald, prisoner Alan Miller was then left alone—hanging on a gurney with multiple needle puncture wounds—for more than 20 minutes, wondering whether the prison
Jury Orders Conspiracy Theorist Alex Jones to Pay Sandy Hook Families $1 Billion
An attorney for Jones says that the controversial conspiracy theorist intends to appeal the order.
Do I Really Need a Surgical Error Lawyer If the Hospital Is Willing to Settle?
Surgical error cases are serious, and hospitals offer settlements as a way to avoid litigation
Families of Deceased Teenagers Accuse Amazon of Selling “Suicide Kits”
The plaintiffs allege that Amazon recommends an unusual assortment of products to consumers searching for sodium nitrate, including an assisted suicide handbook.
Man Files Lawsuit After Finding Out Texas Pete Hot Sauce Isn’t Actually Texan
Even though each bottle of Texas Pete hot sauce explicitly states that the product is manufactured in North Carolina, the lawsuit alleges that the “average consumer” would not likely notice such imagery.