Detroit Thermal Hit with Class-Action Lawsuit Over Manhole Cover Burns
Detroit Thermal is in the middle of a class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of 20 plaintiffs who were allegedly burned by manhole covers.
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Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Nashville Police Over Fatal Police Chase that Killed Pedestrian
A wrongful death lawsuit was recently filed by the mother of Corey Joseph Taylor, 24, who was struck and killed during a police chase last year.
The UPS Will Pay $2.25M to Avoid Lawsuit Alleging Pregnancy Discrimination
UPS recently announced plans to settle a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit for $2.25 million.
Indianapolis Woman Sues Lime After Falling From a Scooter
Neutron Holdings, Ninebot, and Segway are being sued over allegations that a scooter that injured a rider was not in a safe condition.
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed After Evanston Woman Killed in a Hit-and-Run
The family of a woman struck and killed by a minivan is suing the driver of the vehicle and the Music Center of Deerfield for wrongful death.
Foldable Pico Travel Car Seat Recalled: What to Know
WAYB recently issued a recall for thousands of its foldable PICO car seats.
Man Hit by NJ Transit Bus Awarded $12.75M Settlement
New Jersey Transit recently agreed to settle a lawsuit with a man who was struck by a transit bus for $12.75 million.
Engineering Professor Sues UT Over Alleged Pregnancy Discrimination
UT is under fire in a lawsuit alleging pregnancy discrimination.
Potential E. coli Contamination Prompts Recall of Gold Medal Unbleached Flour
Bakers beware. General Mills is recalling certain packages of Gold Medal Unbleached All-Purpose flour over concerns is might be contaminated with E. coli.
Viacom and Others Working on David Spade’s Show, ‘Lights Out’ Sued in Wrongful Death Suit
Viacom and others are at the center of a wrongful death suit after an accountant working on David Spade’s show, ‘Lights Out,’ drove while intoxicated and hit and killed 24-year-old Noah Benardout.