Family of Massachusetts Woman Killed by Manhole Cover Files Wrongful Death Suit
The family of Caitlin M. Clavette, 35, is suing the Massachusetts Transportation Department for wrongful death and negligence regarding Clavette’s 2016 death.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Christian Fellowship Centers of New York, Inc. Sues Village of Canton Over Zoning Laws
The village of Canton recently came under fire in a new lawsuit over allegations that it’s zoning rules discriminate against religious organizations like the Christian Fellowship Centers of New York, Inc.
Satanic Temple Loses Lawsuit Over Informed Consent Laws Regarding Abortion in Missouri
Earlier this year, the Satanic Temple filed a lawsuit protesting Missouri’s informed consent laws in regard to abortion. Last week, the Missouri Supreme Court dismissed the case.
Bell Law Firm Wins $4.7M Verdict in MedMal Case – Botched Central Line
Jury finds doctor liable for negligence resulting in amputation for a patient represented by Bell Law Firm.
Lex Machina’s Annual Patent Litigation Report: Decline in Case Filings
District of Delaware was the top district for all patent and ANDA case filings; District courts awarded more than $1.4 billion dollars in patent damages in 2018; Apple Inc. and Google LLC were the most sued patent defendants in 2018; Juul Labs is a new High Volume Plaintiff in patent litigation cases.
California and Allies to Sue Trump Over National Emergency
Pointing to President Trump’s own remarks, California A.G. Xavier Becerra is filing a lawsuit against the White House with a dozen other attorneys general.
Arizona Lawmakers are Hoping to Crack Down on Sexual Abuse
Arizona lawmakerse are hoping to modify current licensing requirements for all caregivers of patients with disabilities in order to address sexual abuse concerns.
Laws Regarding Landowner Responsibility for Criminal Activity to Change
Changes to Mississippi laws regarding criminal activity that occurs on a landowner’s property may reduce the number of frivilous lawsuits.
United Way of Tarrant County Settles Retaliation Lawsuit for $431K
United Way of Tarrant County recently agreed to settle a retaliation and discrimination lawsuit for $431,000. The suit itself was filed by a former employee, Coneisha Sherrod after she was fired in 2017.
Niantic Tweaks Pokémon Go, Settles Lawsuit with Disgruntled Homeowners
The developer of the popular Pokémon Go game, Niantic, recently agreed to settle a lawsuit with disgruntled homeowners who were tired of players hanging out at PokéStops near their homes.