Parents Sue Wolfeboro Daycare for Negligence After Son Sustained Second-Degree Burns
Parents are suing Wolfeboro Area Children’s Center after an incident that resulted in their son receiving second-degree burns.
Lawsuits & Litigation
San Diego and Others Named in Wrongful Death Lawsuit Following Teen’s Death
The family of Trevon Harris recently filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of San Diego and others.
Immigration Activists Sue ICE for Closing Detainee Hotline Featured in ‘Orange is the New Black’
Freedom for Immigrants says that ICE shut down the hotline to ensure detainees can’t report abusive conditions in custody.
California Class Action Blasts Private Prison Operator GEO Group for Using Immigrants as “Captive” Workforce
GEO Group–along with other private prison contractors–has been repeatedly accused of providing sub-par services and violating detainees’ rights.
Insurance Makes Top Offer of $12,500, Alabama Jury Awards $18,000,000 in Damages
The jury deliberated for approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes before returning the unanimous verdict for $18,000,000.00.
Judge Nodded Off, but Defendant Won’t Get Another Trial
Defendant won’t automatically get a retrial for judge’s short nap.
Tennessee Woman Hit with $25K Lawsuit for Leaving Bad Yelp Review
A Tennessee woman was recently served with a lawsuit accusing her of defamation for leaving of bad Yelp review online.
Indiana Homeowners File Lawsuit Over Access to Lake Michigan Beaches
Three Indiana homeowners are suing over the right to Lake Michigan beach access.
What You Should Do After a Car Accident
A car accident can be as minor as a scratch or as serious as life-altering injuries. Knowing what to do in those moments after the accident will preserve your ability to get fair compensation.
Bexar County Named in Suit Involving the Wrongful Death of 6-year-old Kameron Prescott
Bexar County and its sheriff’s department recently came under fire in a lawsuit involving the shooting death of 6-year-old Kameron Prescott.