Family of Georgia Man Who Died Naked After Being Tased, Pinned By Police Settles Lawsuit
Fernando Octavio Rodriguez was tased more than 16 times, then pinned to the ground after he had already lost consciousness.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Settlement Reached in Lawsuit Over 2019 Death at Music Festival
Earlier this month, the city of Hampton agreed to settle a wrongful death lawsuit with the family of Fernando Octavio Rodriguez for $3 million.
How Federal Employment Lawyers Protect Federal Employees’ Futures
No one should have to work through debilitating illnesses or injuries because they are unsure of their eligibility to receive OPM disability retirement.
Florida Residents Sue Gov. DeSantis to Get Unemployment Benefits Back
Gov. DeSantis, like many of his conservative colleagues, ended residents’ access to federal unemployment benefits two months before the pandemic program was set to expire.
75-Year-Old Man Sues Colorado City After Getting Tased, Pinned to Ground By Police
Body camera footage shows an Idaho Springs officer tasing 75-year-old Michael Clark, who was–at the time–standing half-naked in his doorway, unmoving, and clearly unarmed.
Minnesota Conservatives Sue to Shut Down Critical Race Theory in Public, Private Institutions
The lawsuits describes critical race theory as a “racially divisive” ideology which lends to discrimination, retaliation, and bullying.
Nxvim Leader is Ordered to Pay Restitution to Sex Cult Victims
21 D.O.S. victims are set to receive more than $3M in restitution.
Reporter Slaps the Washington Post with Lawsuit Over Discrimination Allegations
Reporter Felicia Sonmez is suing the Washington Post over allegations of discrimination.
The Psychology of Dressing for Court
If your lawyer or consultant suggests you dress a certain way, think twice before you brush off their requests. What you wear could well affect the outcome of the case.
Bell Law Firm Wins Appeal in Case of Botched Central Line
Georgia Court of Appeals reverses previous trial court decision and sets stage for new trial.