Tara Reid May Have Her ‘Sharknado’ Lawsuit Dismissed
If actress Tara Reid doesn’t file proof of service in the lawsuit she filed against her producers, she risks the entire suit being dismissed.
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Lawsuit Claims Boy’s Foot was Crushed on E.T. Ride at Universal Studios
The family of Tiago Perez recently filed a lawsuit against Universal Studios after the 11-year-old boy’s foot was crushed on the E.T. Adventure ride.
Monsanto, Landscaping Company Under Fire in Lawsuit Filed by Mother with Stage-4 Cancer
Melanie Lynn LaFond, a mother of three who is battling Stage-4 cancer, recently filed a lawsuit against Monsanto and For Ever Green Landscaping over allegations that Roundup and other products made her sick.
Settlement Reached Over Ferrum College Hazing Death
The mother of a Ferrum College student filed a lawsuit against the school and six fraternity members for the hazing-related death of Michael Anthony Walker, and recently she agreed to a $544,000 settlement agreement.
Los Angeles Judge Dismisses Stormy Daniels’ Nondisclosure Lawsuit
Yesterday a Los Angeles judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by Stormy Daniels against President Trump. The suit was filed last year and claimed Daniels was paid hush money to stay quiet about an alleged affair with the president.
FDA Issues Global Recall for Life-Line Water Potentially Contaminated with Deadly Bacteria
The FDA is recalling Life-Line water that may be contaminated with Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a potentially deadly bacteria.
Mi Casita Sports Bar Under Fire in New Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Mi Casita Sports Bar was recently named in a wrongful death lawsuit after its security guards placed an unconscious man in the parking lot, where he was ran over by an intoxicated patron.
Chester County Family Sues SoCal Herbal Remedies Over Son’s Death
A Chester County family is suing SoCal Herbal Remedies after Caleb Sturgis, 25, took kratom, an herbal supplement, and died.
Alabama Judge Recognizes Aborted Baby as Legal Person, Allowing Personhood Alabama Case to Proceed
Earlier this week, an Alabama judge ruled that unborn babies are legal people entitled to the same legal rights and protections as everyone else. The decision allows a suit filed by Ryan Magers against the Alabama Women’s Center for Reproductive Alternatives (AWC) abortion facility to proceed.
Potential Fire Hazard Prompts Instant Pot Recall
Due to potential fire hazard concerns, Double Insight is recalling more than 100,000 Gem 65 8-in-1 Instant Pots.