Eggplant Causes Farmer to Trip, Discharge Gun, and Shoot Visitor
Eggplant Causes Farmer to Trip, Discharge Gun, and Shoot Visitor
Verdicts & Settlements
School Whistleblowers Fired, Awarded Millions in Damages
School Whistleblowers Fired, Awarded Millions in Damages
Woman Treated for Sepsis, Loses Unborn Baby, Then Sues Center
Woman Treated for Sepsis, Loses Unborn Baby, Then Sues Center
Improper Pacemaker Insertion Leads to Woman’s Death, Husband Settles Lawsuit
Improper Pacemaker Insertion Leads to Woman’s Death, Husband Settles Lawsuit
Church of Scientology Settles With Former Female Member, Avoids Trial
Church of Scientology Settles With Former Female Member, Avoids Trial
Judge Orders U.S. Government to Stop Force-Feeding Psychotropic Drugs to Immigrant Children
On Monday, a federal judge ruled that the U.S. government cannot continue administering psychotropic drugs to immigrant children without their consent. The decision caps a controversial practice which was revealed in July. An immigrant detention facility in Texas was accused of force-feeding children medications intended to treat psychiatric disorders. Told they were taking ‘vitamins,’ the
Glover Family Reaches Settlement with Transit Company, Judge Dismisses Case
Glover Family Reaches Settlement with Metro, Judge Dismisses Case
Posting Derogatory Comments Online Against Doctors Invites Litigation
Posting Derogatory Comments Online Against Doctors Invites Litigation
Oregon Teen Awarded $25K After School Suspended Him For Wearing Pro-Trump Shirt
Have you ever been singled out our retaliated against for a shirt you’ve worn? One teenage boy in Oregon was, and as a result, he was recently awarded $25,000. The boy, Addison Barnes, 18, was a student at Liberty High School in the Hillsboro School District in Oregon when he decided to wear a t-shirt supportive of President Trump to class. The shirt in question said, “’Donald J. Trump Border Wall Construction Co.’ with the slogan, ‘The wall just got 10 feet taller,’ a reference to a speech Trump made about building more walls along the U.S.-Mexico border.”
Texas Heat Wave Sparks Concerns Over Prisoners Incarcerated Without Climate Control
A heat wave covering central Texas is reigniting concerns over the welfare of prisoners incarcerated without climate control. The Texas Tribune reports that some seventy-five percent of prisons within the state don’t have air conditioning in housing areas. While hard time isn’t meant to be easy, extreme weather can endanger the well-being of thousands. Thermometers