Granite City Residents Settle With Steel Mill and Bottling Plant
Granite City Residents Settle With Steel Mill and Bottling Plant
Verdicts & Settlements
Trump National Golf Club Settles Class Action for $5.45m
Trump National Golf Club in Florida agreed to pay nearly $5.50 million as part of a part of a class action settlement. The hefty payout stems from a regulatory overhaul led by Donald Trump before he became president. Litigants claimed a change in club policies cheated them out of their money and membership. According to
Family of Motorcyclist Killed by Officers to Receive $3.5 Million
Family of Motorcyclist Killed by Police to Receive $3.5 Million
Connecticut Agrees to Pay Over $6 Million in Decade-Long Case
Connecticut Agrees to Pay Over $6 Million in Decade-Long Case
City Reaches Settlement with Family of Resident Shot by Officers
City Reaches Settlement with Family of Resident Shot by Officers
Hawaii’s Kamehameha School Pays $80 Million to Settle Horrific Sex Abuse Scandal
Hawaii’s storied Kamehameha School will pay $80 million to settle allegations that it enabled a psychiatrist to sexually abuse dozens of former students. Described by The Washington Post as a ‘one of a kind’ facility, the school offers education at all grade levels. Spread out across a 600-acre campus on the island of Oahu, the
Nucor’s African American Employees Reach Settlement in Discrimination Case
Nucor’s African American Employees Reach Settlement in Discrimination Case
Who Said Commas Don’t Matter? Certainly Not Oxford Editors
Who Said Commas Don’t Matter? Certainly Not Oxford Editors
Family of Korryn Gaines May Not See Full $37m Verdict Following Fatal Shooting
Two years after Korryn Gaines was shot and killed by police in Maryland, her family faces an uncertain future ahead of a massive settlement. Earlier in the week, Gaines’ surviving family was awarded $37 million. But, as The New York Times reports, the full amount may never be paid. The State of Maryland holds a
Amazon Inc. to Pay $1.2 Million Over Pesticide Sales Violations
Late last week, the EPA announced that online retailer Amazon.com Inc will pay $1.2 million for violating American pesticide regulations. Reuters reports that the digital business committed nearly 4,000 violations of the law, allowing illegal pesticides or products containing illegal pesticides to be sold across its domain. As part of the settlement, Amazon agreed to