Seattle City Public Light Facing Class Action for Electricity Estimates and Over-Billing
Seattle’s public utility is getting sued for relying on smart meter estimates rather than an actual meter measurements.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Retired Soldier Fights VA for Caregiver Benefits After Botched Surgeries Left her Partially Paralyzed
The family of Barbara Ospina, a retired army veteran, is fighting with the VA for caregiver benefits after a botched surgery left her disabled.
Doctor Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Fentanyl Overdose Death
A New York doctor has pleaded guilty to manslaughter charges in connection with a patient’s fentanyl overdose death.
Car accidents in and around New Jersey
Car accidents are life-changing events. In the midst of the pain and other disruptions that must be managed, it may be unclear what to do next.
Tummy Tuck Gone Wrong: Legal Steps to Take
Surgical error during a tummy tuck can cause devastating and painful problems. Knowing what steps to take in such an instance is key to protecting yourself.
New Mexico Paid Almost $1m to Settle Suits Against Former State Police Chief Pete Kassetas
Kassetas, among other things, allegedly got drunk at the office and mooned employees at a water cooler.
Balkman Decides J&J Will Pay $572 Million to Oklahoma
J&J will pay the state of Oklahoma $572 million for its contribution to the opioid crisis.
Nash County Jail Inmate Files Lawsuit Over Alleged Violation of Constitutional Rights
Nash County jail was recently hit by a lawsuit alleging its staff is violating the constitutional rights of one of its inmates.
California Leads Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Efforts to Keep Migrant Kids Locked Up Indefinitely
The lawsuit is but one of 57 California has led against the Trump administration in the past three years.
Immigrant Car Wash Employees Sue for Wage Theft
Immigrant workers in New Jersey have filed a wage theft lawsuit hoping to reclaim years of backpay owed to them.