Husky Energy Refinery Explosion Ends with $1.05M Settlement
A lawsuit settlement was recently agreed to over the 2018 Husky Energy refinery explosion.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Lawsuit: Johnson & Johnson’s “OGX” Shampoos Cause Hair Loss
The lawsuit claims that Johnson & Johnson’s “OGX” shampoos contained a carcinogenic chemical they had promised to eliminate from products by 2015.
St. Louis Family Says Cops Killed Black, Disabled Grandfather in No-knock Raid
Police allegedly battered down the door of a 63-year old Army veteran, who fired two shots at officers as they entered the home. However, the man’s family says he was hearing and vision impaired–and that the police should have known better.
Lawsuit: Louisville Police Probably Have Unreleased Body Cam Footage of Breonna Taylor Shooting
The lawsuit suggests that there is almost certainly body camera footage of the incident, despite the police department’s claims to the contrary.
ACLU: Indiana Inmates in Miami Correctional Kept in Dark, Squalid Conditions
One of the isolation cells allegedly contained low-hanging wires, which would sporadically shock inmates attempting to navigate the darkness.
Condo Collapses and Association Faces Class Action Lawsuit
Miami condo complex suddenly collapses and families want answers.
Robinhood Files Motion to Deny Class Action Certification
Robinhood moves to deny customers’ claims and class certification.
Upper Midwest Law Center, White Farmers Push Back Against USDA Loan Forgiveness Program, Claiming Discrimination
The Upper Midwest Law Center is suing the Biden Administration to stop a new USDA loan forgiveness program that discriminates against white farmers.
Judge: Air Force, Government Largely Responsible for 2017 Texas Church Shooting
Judge Xavier Rodriguez found that the Air Force was largely responsible for the shooting, since it did not report the gunman’s 2012 court martial for domestic violence–an offense that would have made it impossible for him to legally acquire a firearm.
Michigan’s Supreme Court Offers Some Leeway for Slip-and-fall Cases
Michigan will bend slip-and-fall rules to make it a bit easier for plaintiffs to win their case.