Why Admission of Liability Does Not Allow Defendants to Take Away Patients’ Right to Conduct Discovery
One order said participation would only “annoy, embarrass, and unduly burden” the physicians.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Catholic School Pushes Back Against Michigan Officials, Claims Masks Mandates Violate Religious Freedom
A Catholic school in Michigan is suing the state, claiming mask mandates violate religious freedom.
Georgia Judge Dismisses Yet Another Run-off Election Lawsuit
The court found that the lawsuit had been filed far too late to even be considered.
What Damages Can You Recover in a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
Regardless of the damages you wish to pursue it is crucial to reach out to experts.
Linfield University Professor Alleges Sexual Harassment in New Lawsuit
A lawsuit was recently filed against Linfield University over allegations of sexual harassment.
UCLA Gynecologist Lawsuit Ends with $73M Settlement
A lawsuit against a former University of California, Los Angeles gynecologist is coming to a close with the announcement of a $73 million settlement.
Johnson and Johnson Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Hair Care Products Allegedly Causing Baldness
A lawsuit was recently filed over Johnson & Johnson OGX shampoos and conditioners that are allegedly causing hair loss and scalp irritation.
Administrator for Andrew Brown Estate Files Lawsuit Against Pasquotank County Deputies
The lawsuit alleges that deputies unconstitutionally killed Brown, who was attempting to drive away from an arrest.
Judge Says Failed Senate Candidate Roy Moore Can’t Sue ‘Borat’ Star Sacha Baron Cohen
In his recent series, ‘Who is America?’, an undercover Baron Cohen passed a beeping “pedophile detector” in front of Moore, who was accused of pursuing relationships with underage girls in 2017.
Divorce and Parents’ Relationships During Coronavirus
Efficient parent communication is the key to children’s well-being after divorce, and these relationships have to be even more thoughtful during a pandemic.