“Arjuna has eliminated any case or controversy between the Parties here,” U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman wrote. “Exxon’s claim is moot and must be dismissed without prejudice.”
Warren Buffett’s company agrees to settle claims, addressing extensive litigation and financial risks.
Aside from paying compensation to victims’ families, the city will commit to revising its police department, create a permanent memorial, and distribute an estimated $2 million in settlement proceeds.v
“The continuing blight alleged within the Greenwood community born out of the Massacre implicates generational-societal inequities that can only be resolved by policymakers—not the courts,” the justices wrote.
Woman’s cancer diagnosis and treatment was delayed due to physician’s negligence.
Pfizer follows on the heels of Sanofi in settling cancer claims.
Veteran’s family receives $7.5 million after filing an excessive use of force case following his death.
The Southern California city of Huntington Beach had earlier fought against population density requirements, arguing that constructing more housing would permanently alter the city’s “suburban character.”
Shumaker’s Intellectual Property Team wins lawsuit for Peters Custom Homes.
A former California State Parks employee receives a hefty payout after a long legal battle.