Clark County Commission Set to Approve $100K Settlement in Child Abuse Case
Clark County Commission recently approved a settlement for $100,000, ending a suit involving child abuse.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Federal Judge Exempts Colorado Churches From Masks Mandate, Social Distancing Requirements
In issuing his temporary injunction against Gov. Polis’s orders, Judge Daniel D. Domenico opined that he did not believe the churches could prove most of their claims were the case to move to trial.
Lawsuit Says Uber Forces “Barrage” of In-App Proposition 22 Propaganda on Drivers
The lawsuit claims that drivers are forced to read pro-Prop. 22 messages whenever they open the Uber app to start work.
Fiancée of Murdered Journalist Jamal Khashoggi Files Lawsuit Accusing Saudi Crown Prince of the Killing
Khashoggi’s fiancée, Hatice Cengiz, says that Saudi officials in the United States coordinated with their counterparts abroad to lure Khashoggi to a consulate in Turkey, wherein he was dismembered alive and murdered.
San Francisco Set to Pass “CAREN Act,” Punishing People Who Place 911 Calls Motivated By Racial Bias
Not surprisingly, the act’s evocative name has garnered it no shortage of critics.
St. John’s County Woman Files Wrongful Death Suit After Brother’s Death
Secoriea Turner’s family is suing the city of Atlanta for negligence after the child was shot and killed by protesters back on July 4.
Settlement Reached in Medical Malpractice/Wrongful Death Suit Against VA
The U.S. government recently agreed to settle a lawsuit with the estate of Rev. Floyd Crenshaw for $1 million.
Christian School Sues Whitmer Administration, Health Departments Over New Epidemic Orders
Libertas Christian School of Hudsonville, Michigan, is suing the Whitmer Administration over COVID-19 mandates and restrictions issued by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and the Ottawa County Health Department.
Important Stages of a Personal Injury Case
In any case, if someone else’s indiscreet or foolish direct caused your wounds, you could be qualified to payment for your monetary harms.
Real Estate Company Sues 90 People Over Cincinnati Damage During Summer Riots
A real estate company in Cincinnati is suing 90 people in a class-action lawsuit arguing they “participated, aided and abetted, ratified, tacitly consented, and promoted a pattern of riotous conduct.” This suit was filed earlier this month in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court and is seeking compensation for the “property damage and theft that took