After Almost a Decade, the “Cars for Kids” Trademark Infringement Case May Finally Be Resolved
It has been a long and arduous journey for the “Cars for Kids” trademark infringement case spanning almost ten years and two appeals.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Emory to Pay $38.6M After Heart Transplant Goes Wrong
Hospital is made to pay nearly $40M in medical malpractice case.
Class Action Targets Insurer for Forcing Seniors from Nursing Homes
UnitedHealthcare is accused of illegally using artificial intelligence (AI) to override human decisions.
Expert Lyft Accident Lawyer – Maximize Your Settlement
Your journey to a fair settlement is much more than a legal endeavor; it’s a path to healing and financial stability.
Dedicated Car Accident Lawyer Ensuring Justice and Fair Compensation
Lawyers play a pivotal role in navigating the complex legal landscape, ensuring that your rights are protected and you receive the justice and compensation you deserve.
Family of Alabama Inmate Files Lawsuit After Body is Returned Badly Decomposed and Missing Its Heart
Attorneys for the family of 43-year-old Brandon Clay Dotson, who would have been eligible for parole on the day of his death, say that Alabama corrections officials have yet to determine what happened to the man’s missing heart.
Jury Selection to Begin in Georgia Defamation Trial Against Rudy Giuliani
The trial will determine the amount of damages, if any, Giuliani must pay two former Fulton County election workers maligned by politically-charged conspiracy theories.
NYPD Covered Up Officer’s Sex Abuse, New Adult Survivors Act Lawsuit Alleges
Ciotti eventually reported Angelastro’s abuse to various supervisors. One detective told her outright, “nobody likes to arrest cops, sweetie.”
American Civil Liberties Union Sues Delaware for Disenfranchising Inmates
The A.C.L.U.’s lawsuit notes that, under the Delaware state constitution, inmates awaiting trial or convicted of certain non-felony offenses are still afforded the right to vote. However, a recent Supreme Court ruling limiting mail-in voting could prevent many detainees from participating in elections.
Amazon Formally Asks Federal Court to Dismiss F.T.C. Antitrust Lawsuit
In response to the F.T.C.’s complaint, Amazon said that its purportedly anticompetitive practices are actually common retail strategies–strategies which facilitate a healthy market, and often work to consumers’ advantage.