Lawsuit Over Fatal 2017 Sand Cave-in Death in Ocean City Nears Settlement
The family of Ashley O’Connor is awaiting a resolution to a lawsuit filed in the aftermath of her tragic death.
Lawsuits & Litigation
How Small Firms Can Successfully Litigate During COVID
Solo practitioners and those at small and boutique firms who demonstrate patience will set the tone for professionalism, collaboration and client service.
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Settles 2018 Lawsuit Over Child Mental Health Care
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services recently agreed to settle a lawsuit with a handful of families who argued their children weren’t getting adequate mental health care services.
Firearm Owners Sue Wayne County Over Long Concealed-Carry Permit Wait Times
Gun owners and firearms advocates have filed a lawsuit against Wayne County, Michigan, claiming officials take too long to process and issue concealed-carry pistol licenses. According to FOX News, many of the plaintiffs say they have taken and passed the right classes needed to obtain a concealed-carry permit. But even after submitting the right paperwork
Family of Black Teen Falsely Accused of Stealing Cell Phone Files Lawsuit Against Accuser, Hotel
The 22-year old woman who accused the teenager was later reunited with her phone–after an Uber driver discovered she’d left it in the car.
Lawsuit: Eastern Michigan University Covered Up Sexual Assaults, Protected Fraternities
The university’s Title IX director allegedly try to dissuade some women from reporting assaults, saying they wouldn’t be taken seriously.
Road Work Puts Mount St. Helens Research Site at Risk, Lawsuit Claims
The U.S. Forest Service was recently hit with a lawsuit to try and stop the construction of a road through the blast zone of the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument.
Sonoma County Residents Sue SMART Over Bicycle and Pedestrian Paths
Dozens of residents in Sonoma County are suing SMART over claims the rail authority built illegal bike and pedestrian paths through their private properties without permission.
3 Good Reasons to Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer
A layperson is unaware of the twists and clauses of the injury law. Personal injury attorneys can be your best help in your unfortunate time.
Supreme Court Tosses Facebook Appeal in “Wiretap Act” Lawsuit
The class action claims that Facebook broke federal law by tracking consumers’ activities on other websites and platforms–even when they were logged out of their Facebook accounts.