Can Emotional Distress be a Valid Claim in Medical Malpractice Cases?
A patient can make an emotional distress claim if he or she considers medical malpractice to be the cause of damage.
Lawsuits & Litigation
$25M Verdict Against Santa Barbara Unified School District for the Sexual Abuse of a Student by Former Employee
Former SBUSD security guard Justin Sell was arrested and charged with multiple felonies in 2013 for the abuse of students at Dos Pueblos High School.
Rear-end Collision in Wisconsin: 4 Essential Details Worth Knowing
It is always better to see a doctor soon as you may not have medical evidence to prove your injuries. Keep all your medical bills and records safe.
Personal Injury Lawsuits: Types of Cases That Are Prevalent in Cedar Rapids
It is essential to know that irrespective of the type of injury, you can get consultation from lawyers in your case.
Burden of Proof: Understanding the Process of Evidence in Personal Injury Lawsuits
To meet your burden of proof, you need to present some evidence for every element of the case.
Carnegie Mellon University Accused of Tolerating Discrimination, Antisemitism, and Harassment
The lawsuit claims that Carnegie Mellon administrators failed to take action after an architecture professor used a student’s project, which incorporated Orthodox Jewish elements into its design, as an excuse to launch into an anti-Israel tirade and disseminate purportedly antisemitic propaganda.
Missouri Family Files Lawsuit After Funeral Home Returns Loved One’s Brain in a Cardboard Box
“Essentially,” a Baue Funeral Home employee allegedly said, “you guys were given a box that contains Fred’s brain by mistake.”
Virginia Supreme Court Reinstates Lawsuit Filed By Teacher Who Refused to Use Student’s Pronouns
Although the court unanimously agreed to reinstate the West Point High School teacher’s lawsuit, justices disagreed as to how far plaintiff Peter Vlaming’s free-exercise-of-religion argument could be taken.
VICTORY: Legal Services NYC Reaches Settlement That Will Help Protect Millions of Student Loan Borrowers from Losing Tax Refunds
U.S. Education and Treasury Departments will change debt collection notices after LSNYC’s lawsuit exposed predatory language that pushed borrowers into risky and protracted repayment plans.
Pilots Reach Settlement with Frontier Airlines Over Lactation and Pregnancy Policies
Frontier Airlines agreed to update and clarify its policies relating to pregnancy and lactation accommodations.