Federal Judge Won’t Dismiss Claim That Arkansas Jail Gave Inmates Ivermectin
In a written opinion, the judge said that it appeared a Washington County jail physician had experimented upon inmates without their knowledge or consent.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Singer Bad Bunny’s Ex-Girlfriend Files $40m Lawsuit
Bad Bunny’s ex-girlfriend, Carliz de la Cruz Hernandez, is seeking $40 million in damages for “inventing” and recording the phrase “Bad Bunny, baby,” which the rapper used in several songs without her permission.
Florida Families Challenge State Laws Against Gender-Affirming Care
The four families claim that a state law prohibiting gender-affirming care could impact their children’s physical health and mental well-being.
Michigan Town’s First Female Police Officer Files Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
The Iron Mountain officer claims that she was sexually assaulted and regularly harassed by her male colleagues.
How Eyewitness Testimonies Can Help Your Car Accident Claim
Probable witnesses include drivers and passengers of other vehicles on the road when the accident took place.
Black Workers Sue South Carolina Barbecue Chain for Racial Harassment
The lawsuit alleges that managers at Maurice’s Piggie Park, a South Carolina-based business once known for its support of segregation, sexually harassed and discriminated against Black employees.
Arizona Supreme Court Dismisses Kari Lake Election Lawsuit
The Supreme Court found most of Lake’s claims frivolous and legally untenable.
Ohio Police Officers Sues Rapper Afroman After Raiding His Home
Afroman featured footage from the failed raid in a music video, prompting Adams County officers to claim that they had suffered reputational damages and other losses.
McKeen & Associates Secured 5 of 13 Michigan Lawyers Weekly Top Verdicts/Settlements for 2022
“Our mission is to fight for our clients and their families who have suffered injuries and death due to the negligence or mistreatment of others,” said Brian McKeen, managing partner and founder.
CHD and California Community Groups File Lawsuit Challenging LA County Over New Wireless Antenna Ordinances
The lawsuit alleges that the ordinances passed on Jan. 10 flout environmental laws, violate due process rights and ignore safety concerns.