Lloyd Bell Secures $1.2M Verdict in Premises Liability Case
ACP Peachtree Center and Spring Street Restaurant Group held accountable for injuring customer at Metro Café Diner.
Lawsuits & Litigation
When You Should Call an Attorney if You’re Involved in a Car Accident
Do not wait too long to call an attorney if you are part of a road mishap. Prolonging your decision to hire a competent and trustworthy auto accident lawyer may make it more challenging to obtain the right settlement for your claim.
Can You Sue the State for Wrongful Death?
Any time someone would like to sue the state, they have to follow many more different guidelines than they would if they were filing a lawsuit against an individual.
Justice Departments Backs Lawsuit Again Michigan Gov. Whitmer’s Coronavirus Orders
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has called the Justice Department’s statement of interest an obvious political ploy.
Michigan Residents File Lawsuits After Midland-area Dams Fail
The lawsuits say the State of Michigan and privately-owned Boyce Hydro neglected to maintain the Edenville and Sanford Dams, which failed amidst heavy rains in May.
Black Forest Décor, LLC to Pay Former Employee $55K to Settle Discrimination Suit
After being accused of disability discrimination, Black Forest Décor, LLC has agreed to pay a former employee $55,000.
Lex Machina Releases 2020 Product Liability Litigation Report
Medical device and pharmaceutical case litigation topped rankings, and over 1.2 billion in punitive damages were awarded in the last five years, more than any other damage type.
Difference Between Mediation & Conciliation
Working out whether mediation or conciliation is best for your particular family law dispute is best achieved by consulting a professional.
City of San Laredo, Police Department Hit with Lawsuit Alleging Police Brutality After Woman Suffered Miscarriage
The San Laredo police department was recently hit with a lawsuit over claims some of its officers caused Emerald Black’s miscarriage back in 2019.
The Cancerous Dangers of Monsanto’s RoundUp
When California’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) tried to add glyphosate to the state’s list of known carcinogens, Monsanto tried to stop the governmental agency by suing it.