The Florida Supreme Court ordered Geico insurance to pay more than $8.5 million to a Loxahatchee woman who lost her 51-year-old husband in a 2006 crash. Attorney Sean Domnick, who represented Tracey Potts in the long and convoluted legal battle,... Read On
The Florida Supreme Court ordered Geico insurance to pay more than $8.5 million to a Loxahatchee woman who lost her 51-year-old husband in a 2006 crash. Attorney Sean Domnick, who represented Tracey Potts in the long and convoluted legal battle,...
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A jury in Clayton County, Georgia has awarded a boy $30 million for a botched circumcision by a midwife, and the award could rise even higher as deliberations continue. The boy was 18-days-old in October 2013 when the flick of a...
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A federal court jury in Mississippi awarded Derrick Franklin a $3.5 million verdict for severe and permanent injuries that he sustained in a 2016 trucking accident involving three tractor-trailers and two collisions on Interstate 20 near Lake, MS. Franklin was...
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The Nebraska Supreme Court has upheld a nearly $109 million jury verdict against ConAgra Foods for a 2009 fatal explosion at a North Carolina factory. The high court unanimously affirmed what is believed to be a record civil judgment in Nebraska following...
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Christine Blasey Ford, the Palo Alto University professor who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her when the two were in high school, has shot down claims that it may have been ...
Death Row Records co-founder Marion “Suge” Knight pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter on Thursday. He now faces 28 years in state prison. The years-long case involving rap mogul Knight, 53, came to an end this ...
The Inlandboatmen’s Union of the Pacific National Pension Plan’s trustees were hit with a lawsuit seeking to hold them personally liable for allegedly allowing the plan to be underfunded by $73 million. The lawsuit, ...
Among the biggest risks facing companies today are investigations and violations of criminal antitrust and anti-corruption laws. Investigations by the Antitrust and Criminal Divisions of the United States Department of Justice (“DOJ”) can last years, ...
Under the guise of a tool meant to execute the state’s budget, California is trying to shield labor unions from...
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The Texas A&M University Research Foundation will pay the federal government $750,000 to resolve fraudulent grant charges brought by two...
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The Justice Department last week used a law guaranteeing repayment of Medicare and Medicaid expenses to lay down a far...
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A California man alleges a property he purchased in Michigan was wrongfully foreclosed upon. Alireza Parsad filed a complaint on...
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Two men charged with murder in a deadly dispute between neighbors in Abilene, Tex., were arrested for a second time...
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Two Oregon men have been exonerated of crimes this year that they say they never committed. In both cases, the...
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Death Row Records co-founder Marion “Suge” Knight pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter on Thursday. He now faces 28 years...
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The Chicago police officers clearly do not want to be in court testifying against a colleague accused of murder, with...
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The en banc Ninth Circuit on Tuesday reversed a federal judge’s dismissal of consolidated labor violation lawsuits filed by servers...
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The Second Circuit affirmed Wednesday that an insurer should have indemnified the Hartford Roman Catholic Diocese for its settlements with...
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AT&T accused the Justice Department Thursday of mischaracterizing and ignoring key findings by the judge who cleared the way in...
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A federal judge in San Francisco finalized two class action settlements worth $270 million, ending four years of litigation over...
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A Minnesota state representative has ended his reelection campaign after his daughter alleged that the Republican lawmaker touched her inappropriately for more...
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Rep. Chris Collins ’ (R-N.Y.) decision to remain on the ballot this fall despite his indictment on insider trading charges...
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Christine Blasey Ford, the Palo Alto University professor who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her when...
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If you believe her, and I do, the question becomes "Does something that happened 30 years ago reflect on a...
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