Dominion Voting Systems Hits Former Trump Attorney Sidney Powell with Defamation Lawsuit
Powell had claimed that DVS enabled widespread voter fraud in the 2020 elections.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Johnson Controls, Peshtigo Residents Agree to $17.5M Settlement in PFAS Suit
Johnson Controls recently announced an agreement with Peshtigo area residents, including a $17.5 million settlement over a dispute involving PFAS exposure.
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder After a Work Injury
You have the right to choose your own doctor and course of treatment. Don’t rely on insurance company doctors who will tell you that your problems are not work-related.
Cali Police Shot Teen, Then Dug Out Bullets
A lawsuit is filed after a Hayward teen is shot by officers and they remove the bullets.
Newport Beach DUI Crash Results in Wrongful Death Lawsuit
The family of Henry Saldana Mejia, 27, and Gabriela Andrade, 28 recently filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Newport Beach and a few individuals.
Military Families Sue Private Housing Company Over Poor Living Conditions
Three companies affiliated with Hunt Military Communities were recently hit with a lawsuit over poor living conditions.
Can I Sue My Employer for Causing Emotional Distress?
If you are a victim of emotional distress at your workplace, consult with experienced lawyers, and take legal actions against your employer today.
Cryptocurrency Company Ripple Faces SEC Lawsuit
The government has filed a lawsuit against Ripple for allegedly violating investor protection laws.
Nowhere Bar Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Fatal January 2020 Incident
Nowhere Bar recently agreed to settle a wrongful death lawsuit filed over the 2020 death of Christopher McKinney.
Massachusetts High Court Says Uber Cannot Force Customers into Arbitration
The highest court in Massachusetts has determined that Uber cannot force customers into arbitration. According to The Boston Globe¸ Uber had required prospective passengers to consent to an online agreement before using the rideshare application. That agreement—which most consumers are not likely to have read or understood—waived passengers’ right to file a lawsuit against the