Officer Won’t be Charged in Fatal Chokehold Case
Attorney General William Barr decides not to charge officer in the chokehold death of Eric Garner.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Distributor Has Been Shipping Excess Opioids to Small Towns
Prosecutors have alleged an Ohio distributor shipped excessive amounts of opioids to small rural towns.
Parents Blame Royal Caribbean After Daughter Dies Onboard Cruise Ship
Royal Caribbean is in hot water over allegations that it was negligent in the death of 18-month-old Chloe Wiegand.
Lex Machina Federal Contracts Litigation Report Shows Steady Decline in Case Filings
From 2016 to 2018, financial institutions and franchisors were among the most active plaintiffs in federal contracts litigation disputes, while financial institutions were the most active defendants.
How to Claim Compensation in the Event of Accidents
Accidents are an unpleasant fact of life. However, the legal system is available to help accident victims return to wholeness.
Documents Released, Opioid Distributors Blamed for Crisis
Documents released in the consolidated Cleveland litigation are damaging to opioid distributors.
25-year-old Mother Was Misdiagnosed with Deadly Breast Cancer
A young mother was wrongfully diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer.
Judge Upholds Transgender Rights and Knocks Back ‘Bathroom Bill’ in North Carolina
Activists say the ruling is a big step forward, but that there’s still much work to be done.
Judge Orders Fulton County Jail to Improve Disgusting Conditions for Female, Mentally Ill Inmates
Women reported vomit-covered floors, moldy food and constant solitary confinement.
Clergy Abuse Victim Files Unconventional Lawsuit Against Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg
The statute of limitations has long since passed, but Donald Asbee thinks he has a way to hold the church accountable.