Lawsuit: Inmates Running Out of Soap, Cleaning Supplies as Coronavirus Continues to Spread
Inmates in Texas and Washington, D.C., have sued for better conditions, claiming they’ve been left to fend for themselves amidst the pandemic.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Legal Activists Sue to Shut Down Immigration Courts
The lawsuit notes that everyone from migrants to their attorneys, judges, and bailiffs risk being infected by coronavirus as courts continue to hold in-person proceedings.
Appellate Law Firms and How They Benefit You
An appeal can be a tedious undertaking as it involves the review and tackling of complex legal issues. For this reason, only trustworthy appellate law firms have the ability to handle appeal cases.
McKeen & Associates Sues McLaren Port Huron for Man’s Death
McKeen & Associates announced it filed a case against McLaren Port Huron; Physician Healthcare Network in Fort Gratiot; and Cardiology Associates of Port Huron, for negligence leading to the death of a 54-year-old Macomb County man in the summer of 2018. Anthony Kalogeridis of St. Clair Shores presented to McLaren Port Huron with abnormal EKGs,
What Happens If You’re Injured in a Retail Store?
Retail store injuries can become a bit messy if they are taken to court. However, this isn’t a reason for you not to claim what belongs to you.
Lawsuits Challenging Social Distancing Will Fail, Legal Experts Say
Lawsuits challenging social distancing during the pandemic are not likely to succeed.
6 Ways It Helps to Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer
You may have an excellent understanding of your rights, but these personal injury lawyers are well-versed in it.
City of Antioch Settles Wrongful Death Suit for $475K
The city of Antioch is settling a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Rakeem Rucks for $475,000.
ACLU Lawsuit Demands that Immigration and Customs Enforcement Release Elderly, Sick Migrants
The lawsuit, filed in five states, demands that ICE release elderly and sick migrants who’re more likely to become seriously ill–or even die–during a coronavirus outbreak.
Diabetic Inmate, Fearing Coronavirus, Sues Oregon’s Columbia County Jail
The class action demands that Columbia County Jail do more to ensure its most vulnerable inmates are better protected from a potential COVID outbreak.