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Allen County Council Agrees to Pay $55K Settlement Over Sheriff’s Lawsuit

Brianna Smith - September 21, 2020

Allen County recently announced it will settle a lawsuit filed against the sheriff, David Gladieux, for $55,000.

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Democratic Group Wins Lawsuits Relaxing Absentee Voting Restrictions in Michigan, Pennsylvania

Ryan J. Farrick - September 21, 2020

Clerks in Michigan will have to accept absentee ballots up to two weeks after Election Day.

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Jury Finds Neurologist and Medical Center Negligent, Awards $3M

The Question of Punitive Damages: When, Why & How

Derek Hanson - September 16, 2020

Not all victims can expect to receive punitive damages in their personal injury claims, but you must not give up on them if you consider them to be valid in your case.

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Appeals Court Will Allow Trump Administration to End Temporary Protected Status for Hundreds of Thousands of Immigrants

Ryan J. Farrick - September 15, 2020

Many TPS beneficiaries have lived in the United States for decades–and have children who are U.S. citizens.

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Louisville Settles with Family of Breonna Taylor for “Tens of Millions of Dollars”

Ryan J. Farrick - September 15, 2020

More details on the settlement are expected later this afternoon.

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Chicago Cut Steakhouse Agrees to Settle Lawsuit Filed by Investors for $5M

Brianna Smith - September 11, 2020

Chicago Cut Steakhouse recently agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by a number of investors for more than $5 million.

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Injured Professional Wrestlers Won’t Have their Day in Court Against WWE

Ryan J. Farrick - September 11, 2020

More than 50 wrestlers with traumatic brain injuries sued the WWE for failing to take adequate measures to protect its performers.

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VidAngel to Only Pay $9.9M in Copyright Infringement Lawsuit

Brianna Smith - September 9, 2020

Earlier this month, VidAngel and a handful of studios agreed to settle a copyright infringement lawsuit for $9 million.

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Marion County Settles Gender Discrimination Lawsuit for $300K

Brianna Smith - September 9, 2020

Marion County recently approved a lawsuit settlement filed by a former employee over allegations of gender discrimination.

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WSP Drops Lawsuit Against Handful of Cass County Citizens

Brianna Smith - September 4, 2020

WSP, a zinc factory, recently decided to drop a lawsuit it filed against a handful of Cass County, Indiana citizens.

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