Nevada Family Settles $1.6m Lawsuit with Department of Corrections
Carlos Manuel Perez was repeatedly shot by a guard, despite having his hands cuffed behind his back.
Verdicts & Settlements
Court Dismisses Lawsuit Over Florida Migrant Relocation Flights
The lawsuit was dismissed after the Florida state legislature amended the budget allocation act cited by the initial complaint.
FOX News Settles Dominion Defamation Lawsuit for $787.5 Million
Shortly before a trial was scheduled to commence, FOX and Dominion announced the surprise settlement, which will oblige the right-wing media network to pay nearly $1 billion in damages.
Iowa Supreme Court: Governor’s Office Can’t Escape Public Records Lawsuit
The state governor’s office had earlier argued that simply ignoring public records requests is not akin to “refusing” them.
Minneapolis Pays Almost $10m to Settle Derek Chauvin Complaints
The lawsuits were filed by two men who’d been violently detained by Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer who murdered George Floyd.
St. Louis Suburb to Pay $3.25m to Settle Debtors’ Prison Lawsuit
The lawsuit alleged that Maplewood jailed commuters who couldn’t afford to pay exorbitant fines.
Shocking Scale of Abuse in San Francisco Area Nursing Home
Your nursing home abuse lawyers can help you file an official complaint, but you can also sue the facility and seek compensatory damages under personal injury laws.
McKeen & Associates Secured 5 of 13 Michigan Lawyers Weekly Top Verdicts/Settlements for 2022
“Our mission is to fight for our clients and their families who have suffered injuries and death due to the negligence or mistreatment of others,” said Brian McKeen, managing partner and founder.
Arizona Court Sanctions Election Denier Mark Finchem
The court found that Finchem, who lost the Arizona race for secretary of state by well over 100,000 votes, likely filed his lawsuit in bad faith.
Animal Oversight Board Members Can’t Hide Names—Landmark 9th Circuit Court Victory for PETA
PETA expects this decision will have far-reaching consequences and make it harder for all IACUCs to operate secretly or without accountability to the taxpayers who fund experiments.