Lawsuit Claims Hoffman Homes Failed to Protect Resident from Sexual Abuse
Hoffman Homes is at the center of a new lawsuit accusing it of negligence and child endangerment.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Chase Moves to Forced Arbitration, Prohibits Class Action Lawsuits
Chase sent an email to its credit card holders concerning arbitration and prohibiting class actions, unless they opt out.
Oregon’s Douglas County Sued Over Mexican National’s Deportation
Irene Lopez-Flores’s father paid $1,500 to bail her out of Douglas County’s jail–but deputies made sure she couldn’t be released until immigration officers arrived.
Brian McKeen Speaks at AAJ Seminar
Brian McKeen, founder and managing partner of McKeen & Associates, spoke at the American Association of Justice (AAJ) seminar May 10. The AAJ’s educational seminar was held in Sante Fe, New Mexico, and is a returning, best-selling seminar based on Patrick Malone and Rick Friedman’s book, “Rules of the Road.” This is one of the
Judge Sides With Federal Agency in Landmark Stem Cell Case
Federal agency can regulate stem cell treatments, according to judge who sided with the FDA.
New Mexico Sues Trump Administration for Dumping Asylum-Seekers in Border Towns
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham suggests the administration’s obsession with immigration is costing small towns big money.
Tips To Hiring an Ithaca Car Accident Lawyer
There are many things to do after you’ve had a car accident. One of the most important is finding the right lawyer to help you if you seek compensation.
Oklahoma Faces Off with Johnson & Johnson in Opioid Trial
Oklahoma takes J & J to court in opioid trial. J & J mounts its defense.
Ohio Supreme Court Disbars Attorney with Prior Discipline Record
The Ohio Supreme Court disbars attorney for misrepresenting himself to a client in a divorce case and his prior disciplinary record.
Jury Awards $11.5M Settlement, Ending Medical Malpractice Suit Against Radiologist
A medical malpractice lawsuit against a Newton-Wellesley Hospital radiologist recently settled for 11.5 million.