Puerto Rico Hits Purdue with Lawsuit Regarding Drug Abuse
Puerto Rico Hits Purdue with Lawsuit Regarding Drug Abuse
Lawsuits & Litigation
Target Settles Hiring Discrimination Lawsuit for $3.7M
https://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2018/04/05/business/ap-us-target-settlement.html
Musician Wins Against Opera House Over Hearing Loss
Musician Wins Against Opera House Over Hearing Loss
Texas Bar Agrees to Settle Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuit for $24K
For many women, pregnancy is a time of excitement. From shopping for baby clothes to stocking up on all the necessary baby gear, battling morning sickness, and making it to a never-ending stream of prenatal checkups, pregnant women have a lot on their plate without having to worry about being discriminated against, especially from their employer. Unfortunately for one Rowlett, Texas woman, she endured pregnancy discrimination first hand from her employer, a sports bar called Nick’s Sports Grill.
Did ‘Stranger Things’ Creators Steal Idea for the Hit Show?
The Netflix original, ‘Stranger Things,’ quickly became a favorite among fans and recently completed its second season. However, a new lawsuit is alleging that the creators of the show, Matt and Ross Duffer, “stole the idea for the show from a short film by director Charlie Kessler.” The lawsuit itself was filed by Kessler, though the Duffer brothers have so far denied the allegation and their attorney, Alex Kogner, called the lawsuit “completely meritless.”
Boston Woman Files Civil Rights Suit Against City After Officers Killed Mentally Ill Son
A Boston woman whose mentally ill son was fatally shot by police officers is filing a federal civil rights suit against the city. The strange and tragic case has its roots in a 911 call placed out of concern. When Hope Coleman’s 31-year old son Terrence refused to come inside on a cold day, she
Were Mouse Guts Really Found in Pacific Foods Soup? One Lawsuit Thinks So.
A 72-year-old retired registered nurse got the stomach-churning surprise of a lifetime when she allegedly discovered the partial remains of a dead mouse in a carton of Pacific Foods soup. Unfortunately for the woman, Maesel Dorn, the discovery was made after she had already had a bowl of the soup that she now claims made her “violently ill for two days.” As a result of her ordeal, she filed a $400,000 lawsuit earlier this week, alleging that when she notified Pacific Foods of her findings, the “organic foods company tried to brush off her complaints.”
Waterpark Co-Owner Indicted On Reckless Murder Charges
Waterpark Co-Owner Indicted On Reckless Murder Charges
FTC & NY AG Put Kibosh on Deceptive Debt Collectors
On March 22nd, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and New York Attorney General Eric Shneiderman (D) announced final orders to permanently ban debt collectors 4 Star Resolution, LLC [also known as Four Star Resolution LLC], six affiliated companies, and three individual defendants from the debt collection industry.
Settlement Reached Between State Officials and Conservationists Over Latah Creek Pollution
A federal lawsuit was recently settled over pollution in the Latah Creek. According to court documents, the settlement came about when “conservationists and the state’s Ecology Department reached an agreement that includes a 10-year plan intended to clean up the frothy brown runoff that spills from Latah Creek into the Spokane River.” The lawsuit itself was filed by the conservationist group, the Spokane Riverkeeper, back in 2015 against the state’s Ecology Department and alleged that “regulators hadn’t done enough to curb soil erosion, high water temperatures and livestock manure that give the creek water its hazel hue.”