Parents of Girl Who Drowned at Summerkids Camp File Lawsuit, Call for Camp Legislation
Summercamp Kids in Altadena recently came under fire in a lawsuit alleging it’s negligent hiring practices caused the wrongful death of six-year-old Roxie Forbes.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Filed Against Atlanta Spine
Removing discs located in the upper back spine is more difficult than the more common lumbar discectomies.
University of Michigan-Flint: LGBTQ Director Fired for Poor Performance Mistreating Staff
While Heather Johnson has since sued the school, letters from her previous supervisor suggest the former Center of Gender and Sexuality director was a domineering and abusive boss.
Who Pays in a Personal Injury Claim?
Whether you are attempting to collect a settlement from your own insurance company or if you are considering suing someone due to a no-fault exception, you should always have a consultation with a personal injury law firm.
Immigration Activists Sue Pennsylvania to Shutter Berks County Detention Center
Activists are trying a novel new tactic: suing pro-immigration Gov. Tom Wolf, whose administration has so far been reluctant to close Berks.
Vanessa Bryant Sues Helicopter Company After Fatal Crash
Vanessa Bryant is suing the operator of the helicopter that her husband, daughter, and seven others were on when it crashed into a hillside.
Did Google Discriminate Against a Pregnant Employee? One Lawsuit Thinks So
Earlier this month, the EEOC decided to launch an investigation into Google over alleged pregnancy discrimination allegations.
Prestige Senior Living and Prestige Care Agree to Settle Disability Discrimination Suit for $2M
Prestige Senior Living and Prestige Care recently agreed to settle a disability discrimination lawsuit for $2 million.
Digital Court and Other Future Tech
From wireless internet in courtrooms to entirely digital court judgments, the future of justice is coming to a case near you.
American Bar Association Wins Public Service Loan Forgiveness Lawsuit
The Department of Education had tried to retroactively strip ABA members of their right to apply for public service loan forgiveness programs.