Snowmobile or All-Terrain Vehicle Accident Injury Claim – What You Must Know
You are entitled to receive compensation for an injury that you suffered if it was due to negligence of the driver of the snowmobile.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Texas Health and Human Services Commission Agrees to Pay $15M to U.S. in SNAP Settlement
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (THHSC ) recently agreed to pay the U.S. more than $15 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it violated the False Claims Act.
Life Care Centers of America, Inc. Settles Pregnancy Discrimination Suit for $170K
Life Care Centers of America, Inc. will pay $170,000 to a former employee to settle a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit filed by the EEOC.
Michigan Inmate Forced to “Leak Fecal Matter” for Two Years Sues Jail and State Prisons Health Contractor
Former inmate Konchise Jackson says he was given an emergency colostomy in 2016, which doctors wanted to reverse two months later–but state health contractors refused to approval the reversal, saying it was not medically necessary.
GEO Group Sues California Over State Law Banning Private Prisons
A spokesperson for Gov. Newsom said it’s not California’s fault that federal immigration authorities rely on third-party contractors when they can just do the job themselves.
Black Woman Sues Portland Marriott for Forcing Her to Sign Discriminatory “No Party” Policy
Felicia Gonzales says she wasn’t allowed to enter her room at the Portland Marriott Downtown without signing a “no party” policy, even though white guests weren’t being shown the same document.
Plaintiffs Once Homeless Win ‘Camping’ Lawsuit Against City
Plaintiffs prevail in homeless camping case.
Accuser’s Death Ends Lawsuit Against Kevin Spacey
An attorney for the plaintiff’s estate ended the lawsuit with prejudice.
Court Tosses Suit, Explains that Diet Dr Pepper Isn’t a Weight Loss Aid
The plaintiff seemingly argued that drinking Diet Dr Pepper should’ve given her a model’s body.
California Man Explains in Lawsuit How Jesuit Priest Abused Him for More Than 40 Years
The accused Jesuit, Donald J. McGuire, died in prison two years ago, serving a 25-year sentence for abusing other young boys.