Dartmouth Clubs Inc., doing business as King’s Inn, was recently named in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of David M. dosSantos, a Dartmouth man was was killed when a drunk driver crashed into him last year. A bar supervisor identified as John Doe is also named as a defendant in the suit.
The lawsuit wants the government to create a medical fund for parents and children who remain traumatized, having been forcibly separated along the U.S.-Mexico border.
New York and Massachusetts are facing lawsuits from enraged e-cigarette retailers, who say that statewide vaping bans will put them out of business. They’re seeking separate, state-specific injunctions against the crackdown on flavored vape products. In September, New York became the first state in the U.S. to restrict the sale of flavored e-cigarettes and nicotine
Brooke and Jeffrey Prosser say Auburn is ripping off some Alabama students to the tune of $30,000 per year.
A victim of ‘credibly accused’ Catholic predator Philip Magaldi can’t sue the priest, who passed away in 2008. Now, he’s challenging Rhode Island’s statute of limitations by taking on an entire diocese.
MGM expects the total award, which will range between $735 and $800 million, will cover thousands of potential claimants.
Fiske Elementary School in Chicago is in hot water after being sued by the family of a student over allegations school officials forced the student outside in the cold without a coat.
Cleveland judge will not voluntarily step down from opioid trial.
The lawsuit hopes to force Illinois into enforcing existing gun control regulations and, possibly, implementing new ones.
The Imperial Pacific International’s (IPI) Saipan casino was recently hit with a lawsuit alleging it is guilty of allowing sexual harassment against its hostesses.