Controversial Harvey Weinstein Settlement Will Pay $19m to Dozens of Women
Attorneys for some women say the settlement amount is far too small for the scope of Weinstein’s crimes.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Pharmaceutical Giant Novartis to Pay Government $729m for Giving Doctors, Patients Kickbacks
One doctor wrote over 9,000 prescriptions for Novartis drugs, and was rewarded with a $320k honorarium.
Ohio Supreme Court Says Attorney Actively Avoided Fees
Attorney sued for malpractice must paid back fees, Ohio Supreme Court rules.
Connecticut Inmates, Guards at Garner Correctional Say They Were Exposed to Radon Gas
A federal appeals court recently found that Garner inmates and staff do have sufficient legal standing to continue their lawsuit against the state.
Court Says Simon & Schuster Can Publish Tell-All Book on President Donald Trump’s Upbringing
A New York appellate judge found that even though Trump’s niece, Mary Trump, is bound by a confidentiality agreement, publisher Simon & Schuster is not.
Meriter Health Services Settles Lawsuit Over Data Breach
Meriter Health Services recently announced it will pay $2.8M to settle a lawsuit over two 2018 data breaches.
The Impacts of COVID-19 on Personal Injury Law Firms
Clients have preferred law firms with a long history of success over newer firms that might struggle to cope with changes taking place in the industry.
Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Personal Injury Attorney Before Hiring Them
Understanding the questions to ask an attorney before hiring them allows you to ensure the best attorney for your case will be on your side, fighting to seek justice and obtain maximum compensation on your behalf.
4 Simple Ways to Help Your Personal Injury Lawyer Help You
Remember that your legal counsel will work to secure the best possible settlement for you. Do what you can to make that effort less complicated.
Jackson County, MO, Settles with Family of Woman Who Died “Horrible” Death in Local Jail
ReGina Thurman was showing the obvious signs of an impending heart attack, but medical workers gave her antacids instead of prompt medical treatment.