“Trump Won”: Conspiracy-Spouting Colorado Attorneys Ordered to Pay Rivals’ Legal Fees
A federal judge called the conspiracy theories “baseless”–and potentially dangerous.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Porto’s Bakery Hit with Lawsuit Alleging Pregnancy, Gender Discrimination
Porto’s Bakery, Inc. recently came under fire in a lawsuit filed by a former employee over allegations of pregnancy and gender discrimination.
Zoom Reaches $85m Privacy Settlement
Zoom’s subscription users could be entitled to a small payday if a federal judge approves the agreement.
South Dakota Supreme Court Lets Sioux Falls Excessive Force Lawsuit Continue
While the Supreme Court did find that Sioux Falls officers’ warrantless search of a woman’s apartment was justified, they felt a jury may be inclined to believe they used excessive force to detain her.
Lawsuit: Mobile Home Park’s Lack of Fire Hydrants Caused Toddler’s Death During Fire
The owners of Pine Village mobile home park were recently hit with a lawsuit after a fire claimed the life of a two-year-old child.
Can a Motorcycle Accident Turn into a Civil Lawsuit?
Riding a motorcycle provides a strong feeling of freedom. However, there are also risks associated with it, especially since the rider is more exposed to injury during a crash than a car driver.
6 Steps to Take Immediately if You Were Hit by a Car on the Sidewalk
Experiencing a pedestrian accident can be a traumatic event. Allow yourself time to heal.
City of Los Angeles Hit with Civil Suit Over Unsafe Homeless Camps
Los Angeles is at the center of a lawsuit over its handling its out of control homelessness problem.
Victims of Deadly Dayton Shooting Sue Manufacturer of Large-Capacity Firearm Magazine
Shooter Connor Betts was killed by Dayton police officers less than a minute after he opened fire outside a bar–but he was able to kill nine people within 20 seconds.
Settlement Awarded in Case Against American Aluminum Accessories
American Aluminum Accessories, maker of inmate transport van cages, will pay $1M to flood victim’s mother.