Miami-Area Squatters Sue Cops for Alleged “Civil Rights Violations”
The squatter couple’s story is markedly different from police reports, which describe a rather boring encounter.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Purdue to Give Bonuses and Severance Pay Amid Bankruptcy
States push back after Purdue says it will pay its employees bonuses.
New York City Agrees to Settle 2013 Lawsuit with NYPD 911 Operators
The NYPD and city recently agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit with thousands of 911 operators.
Mendham Golf and Tennis Club Hit with Wrongful Death Suit Over Hepatitis A Outbreak
The Mendham Golf and Tennis Club in New Jersey is under fire in a wrongful death lawsuit alleging it was responsible for an outbreak of hepatitis A that killed an elderly woman.
Lawmaker’s Lawsuit Challenges Oklahoma Permit-less Carry Proposal
State Rep. Ron Lowe says the bill violates the Oklahoma constitution by being overly broad.
North Carolina Man Wins $750k from Wife’s Lover
Robert Kevin Howard used the state’s Alienation of Affection tort to win $750,000 from his wife’s lover, saying the man intentionally ruined their marriage.
Lawsuit Says Delaware Inmate’s Suicide Could’ve Been Prevented
Darius Sarro tried to kill himself multiple times after enduring repeated rapes and constant bullying. Corrections officials did nothing to stop him from trying again.
Attorney Steals Files from Law Firm, Must Pay $775K
Attorney takes client information from law firm and is ordered to return the data and pay $775,000.
Sacklers Sell Off Ski Resorts in Areas Devastated by Crisis
Sacklers sell off ski resorts and stand to pocket $60 million.
Former Employee Sues Alamance Municipal ABC Board for Discrimination and Wrongful Termination
Alamance Municipal ABC Board recently came under fire in a lawsuit filed by a former employee over allegations of gender discrimination and wrongful termination.