City of Southfield, MI, Settles Body Bag Death Case
Michigan city settles lawsuit after woman declared dead found alive.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Attorneys General File Lawsuit to Stop Trump Admin. from Cutting $10b for Needy Families
New York Attorney General Letitia James, a co-plaintiff in the lawsuit, characterized the funding freeze as an element of an ongoing “campaign of chaos and retribution” that will disproportionately harm “the most vulnerable families.”
Families of Idaho Student Murder Victims Sue Washington State University
“The murders were foreseeable and preventable,” the lawsuit says, claiming that Washington State University should have recognized that Kohberger was likely dangerous.
New York Sues After Federal Government Yanks Offshore Wind Project Funds
“New Yorkers deserve clean, reliable energy, good-paying jobs, and a government that follows the law,” James said. “This reckless decision puts workers, families, and our climate goals at risk.”
Seeking Justice: Your Guide to Choosing Aggressive Legal Counsel
By prioritizing transparent communication and delivering consistent results, firms continue to earn the confidence of Western Pennsylvania clients seeking aggressive and experienced legal counsel.
5 Insurance Adjuster Questions That Can Hurt Your Houston Claim
You can cooperate with an insurer without handing them sound bites.
Lawsuits Follow Deadly Care at Reservation Clinic
A Florida court decision shows injury claims remain possible despite damage limits.
Kentucky Files Lawsuit Against Character.AI
“Character.AI has been blamed for leading to at least two deaths, the 2024 suicide of a 14-year-old Florida boy and the 2025 suicide of a 13-year-old Colorado girl,” Coleman said. “Both children engaged in self-harm after prolonged exposure to the platform chatbots.”
Federal Judge Says Elon Musk Can Press Legal Claims Against OpenAI
“Mr. Musk’s lawsuit continues to be baseless and a part of his ongoing pattern of harassment, and we look forward to demonstrating this at trial,” OpenAI said in a statement.
Nonprofit, Navy Veteran Sue SC Gov. McMaster for Sending National Guard to DC
“I was deployed all over the world, and have trained other servicemembers on the line between military and civilian law enforcement,” Weninger said in a statement. “South Carolina’s National Guardsmen should not be asked to undertake illegal deployments, or be used to score political points by our government.”