Mayo Clinic Faces Lawsuits after Unauthorized Records Access
Lawsuits filed after former surgery resident views thousands of patient records without their consent.
Lawsuits & Litigation
American University Slapped with Lawsuit Alleging Gender Discrimination
American University is at the center of a lawsuit alleging it discriminated against one of its female professors.
California Family Sues Tesla After Son Killed in Fatal Autopilot Crash
The family’s 15-year-old son died after a Model 3 on autopilot plowed into the back of their pickup truck.
Donald Trump Announces “Major Class Action” Against Facebook, Twitter, and Google
The bizarre lawsuit suggests that social media companies are not, in fact, private corporations but rather governmental entities.
Former NFL Player Sues Liberty University for Racial Discrimination
Former professional football player Kelvin Edwards says that Liberty University wrongfully removed him from a six-figure posting because its acting president “doesn’t care about diversity.”
How to Prove Negligence in a Premises Liability Case?
Clear causation can be difficult to prove. Therefore, it is recommended to approach this issue from different angles, rely on eyewitness testimonies coupled with other legal techniques.
What is the Statute of Limitations on Personal Injury Cases in Florida?
While the standard statute of limitations for personal injury cases in Florida is four years, certain factors can extend the deadline or effectively pause the timer.
Steps to Take After a Personal Injury Accident
A police report will be a valuable document to have in your case file. It will offer factual information over the events, and it will also be associated with the authority of the police institution.
Court Will Let Indiana Gov. Holcomb Pursue Private Lawsuit Against General Assembly
Holcomb filed a private lawsuit challenging the state General Assembly’s passage of a bill restricting his emergency powers.
Attorneys Sue Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Over Decision to End Unemployment Benefits Early
The lawsuit suggests that Ohio law obliges the state to accept the maximum federal unemplomyent benefits afforded by the U.S. Department of Labor.