‘Wall of Shame’ Found at Hospital, Complaint Filed
Employee discovers patient ‘wall of shame’ and files a complaint.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Dog Owner Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit After His Pet Chihuahua was Killed in Dog Attack
A dog owner is suing the owner of a Siberian Husky that killed his pet chihuahua.
African-American Hotel Guest Sues Portland DoubleTree After He was Arrested for “Loitering”
A DoubleTree Hotel in Portland recently came under fire in a lawsuit alleging it discriminated against an African American guest when it had him escorted from the property for loitering.
Ohio Counties Ask Polster to Continue with Opioid Trial
Polster said he will allow two Ohio counties to continue with their trial ahead of the state’s.
Woman Who Set Her Boyfriend on Fire to be Sentenced
Alaskan woman who set her boyfriend on fire to receive sentence.
Lex Machina Releases New Legal Analytics for Consumer Protection Litigation Module
More than $43 billion in damages has been awarded in consumer protection cases since 2009; Equifax, Volkswagen and Facebook are among the seminal consumer protection cases.
Miami-Area Squatters Sue Cops for Alleged “Civil Rights Violations”
The squatter couple’s story is markedly different from police reports, which describe a rather boring encounter.
Purdue to Give Bonuses and Severance Pay Amid Bankruptcy
States push back after Purdue says it will pay its employees bonuses.
New York City Agrees to Settle 2013 Lawsuit with NYPD 911 Operators
The NYPD and city recently agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit with thousands of 911 operators.
Mendham Golf and Tennis Club Hit with Wrongful Death Suit Over Hepatitis A Outbreak
The Mendham Golf and Tennis Club in New Jersey is under fire in a wrongful death lawsuit alleging it was responsible for an outbreak of hepatitis A that killed an elderly woman.