Family of Mother Killed in Chairlift Accident Settles Lawsuit with Ski Resort
A Texas family recently agreed to settle a lawsuit over the wrongful death of their mother, Kelly Huber.
Verdicts & Settlements
Judge Cites Attorney Misconduct, Dismisses Ronaldo Sex Assault Lawsuit
The judge found that an attorney for the plaintiff circulated and cited privileged communications between Ronaldo and his own counsel.
Trinity Will Pay $56M to Resolve MO Class Action Suit
Railcar company settles claims that it made unsafe design changes.
North Carolina Sheriff’s Department Announces $3m Settlement for Andrew Brown Killing
Brown was shot and killed by Pasquotank County deputies while trying to escape a drug raid.
Record $1.7M Bad Faith Insurance Verdict, a Game-Changer for Louisiana Homeowners
At present, thousands of Louisiana homeowners are still struggling to recover damages from last year’s Hurricane Ida.
Settlement Reached in Bourne’s House Restaurant Pregnancy Discrimination Suit
A Louisiana restaurant recently admitted to discriminating against an applicant due to her pregnancy and agreed to pay $30,000 to settle a lawsuit filed over the matter.
Federal Judge Dismisses Trump Lawsuit Against New York Attorney General
A federal court judge found that Trump and his legal team failed to demonstrate that New York Attorney General Letitia James’s investigation of Trump and the Trump Organization is primarily motivated by “political animus.”
Police Department Settles Lawsuit After Officers Force Muslim Woman to Remove Hijab
The settlement will oblige Metropolitan Detroit’s Ferndale Police Department to make procedural changes in how it books practicing Muslim women.
Judge: New York Can Pursue Civil Lawsuits Against Negligent Gun Companies
A federal judge found that a lawsuit targeting a recently enacted New York law was impermissibly “vague” and otherwise invalid.
Florida Settles Lawsuit, Improves Conditions for Death Row Prisoners
Before the settlement, inmates on death row–many of whom await their executions for decades–were scarcely permitted to leave their cells and had practically no social interaction.