FDA Approved Numbrino Based on Misinformation, According to Lawsuit
Genus Life Sciences files a lawsuit over misinformation about where Numbrino was to be manufactured.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Orange County, City of Anaheim Under Fire in Lawsuit Alleging Poor Homeless Shelter Conditions
Earlier this month, the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California filed a lawsuit over allegations that “sex abuse, overcrowding, and unhealthy conditions are rampant in three Orange County homeless shelter.” It further alleges the awful conditions have not improved since the organization “released a scathing 2019 report on the county’s emergency shelters.” The suit
Texas-Led Lawsuit Seeking to Overturn Election Counts Heads to Supreme Court
Sen. John Cornyn, Texas’s former attorney general, publicly said he cannot rationalize the lawsuit’s legal basis.
Federal Government, State Attorneys General Suggests Facebook Should Be Broken Up
More than 40 state attorneys general have filed an antitrust lawsuit against Facebook, with the federal government spearheading its own litigation.
How Long After a Car Accident Do You Have to Sue?
Ultimately, your attorney can give you a better picture of how long your particular case will take. Cases with complex facts and multiple witnesses often take longer because there are more points for the defense to challenge.
Milton Nursing Home Faces COVID-19 Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Pennsylvania nursing home is accused of four counts of wrongful death.
Fed Up Parents Sue City of Racine, Wisconsin Over School Closures
Parents of students in the city of Racine, Wisconsin are suing over the continued closure of schools.
Bell Law Firm Files Malpractice Suit Against Atlanta Brain and Spine Care
In the hours that followed the surgery, Hay reported tremendous pain and numbness as she recovered.
Seattle to Pay $1.5m Settlement to Family of Che Taylor
Police insisted they had seen Che Taylor wearing a handgun holster–yet the only nearby firearm was buried under a pile of trash in another man’s car.
Supreme Court Silence Heralds Transgender Rights Win in Oregon
The Supreme Court’s decision not to hear a case appeal means Oregon’s Dallas School District No. 2 can continue to accommodate transgender students.