Nashville Restaurant Pushes Back Against COVID Restrictions with Federal Lawsuit
The owners of Jonathan’s Grille are suing the city and health department over the COVID-19 restrictions devastating their business.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Alaska Settles Case Involving Mental Health Crisis Incarceration
Alaska agrees to settle involuntary mental health incarceration litigation.
Cal U, Manheim Corp. Agree to Settlement Over Partial Parking Garage Collapse
California University recently agreed to settle a lawsuit against its contractor, Manheim Corp. of Pittsburgh, over a 2016 parking garage collapse.
Things to Confirm Before You Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer
Contrary to popular belief, many lawyers who call themselves trial layers don’t actually have much practical jury trial experience.
Lawsuits Say Minneapolis Police Brutality Cost Two Young Men Their Eyes
One of the two plaintiffs says he was cleaning up rubble with his mother when a tear gas canister exploded in front of his face. Doctors said he may never regain vision in one eye.
West Penn Hospital Hit with Class-Action Lawsuit Over Secret Patient Recordings
West Penn Hospital is at the center of a class-action lawsuit alleging it failed to protect the privacy of its patients.
Allen County Council Agrees to Pay $55K Settlement Over Sheriff’s Lawsuit
Allen County recently announced it will settle a lawsuit filed against the sheriff, David Gladieux, for $55,000.
3 Tips for Finding a Good Lawyer for Your Case
Do your homework and perform a DIY or private background check of your prospective lawyer.
Democratic Group Wins Lawsuits Relaxing Absentee Voting Restrictions in Michigan, Pennsylvania
Clerks in Michigan will have to accept absentee ballots up to two weeks after Election Day.
Angry Arkansas Employees Sue Kroger After Claiming Pro-LGBT Aprons Infringe on Religious Freedoms
The plaintiffs’ say their “strongly held” religious beliefs prevent them from expressing support for gay or lesbian Americans.