Family of 18-Year Old Inmate Sues Fulton County Jail and Health Care Provider
The teenage inmate complained of serious chest pain–and was prescribed a bottle of Ibuprofen and antacids.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Sexual Assault Victim Drops Multimillion Dollar Claim Against Kevin Spacey Due to Privacy Concerns
A New York judge had ordered that the anonymous plaintiff either publicly identify himself or drop his claim.
Shedd Aquarium Hit with Lawsuit Over Sex Discrimination Allegations
The Shedd Aquarium is at the center of a lawsuit alleging gender discrimination.
Stephen Miller’s America First Legal Accuses Biden Administration of Racial Discrimination
The lawsuit alleges that the terms of the Restaurant Revitalization Fund are biased against men and White people.
Lawsuit Says Office of U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn Was Coronavirus “Petri Dish”
A former staffer has filed a lawsuit against U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn, alleging that the Colorado Republican showed a “disregard for the rules” and a “recklessly self-serving approach” by blatantly disregarding coronavirus safety protocol. According to The Denver Post, the lawsuit makes a variety of allegations against Lamborn and the congressman’s utter lack of concern
Is There Time Limit to File a Wrongful Termination Lawsuit?
Statutes of limitations vary based on the type of claim so it is important to contact a lawyer immediately to understand when you need to file.
Common Motor Vehicle Accident Injuries
When you’re hurt in an auto accident, you need help from an experienced car accident lawyer who can build a case for maximum compensation for you.
University of Arkansas Agrees to Settle Lawsuit Over 2019 Death of Andrea Torres
A lawsuit was recently settled over the 2019 death of a University of Arkansas student.
Lawsuit Filed Against Real Water After Consumers Experience Liver Failure
Earlier this week, a lawsuit was filed against Real Water over concerns it may be causing liver failure.
Federal Judge Set to Rule on Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Cruise Ship Ban
A federal judge is set to rule on Florida’s motion for a preliminary injunction in the state’s lawsuit against the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s “Conditional Sailing Order,” which has suspended cruise line operations amidst the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. In its complaint, Florida has alleged that the CDC’s order supersedes the department’s authority. Attorneys