New York City Agrees to Settle 2013 Lawsuit with NYPD 911 Operators
The NYPD and city recently agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit with thousands of 911 operators.
The NYPD and city recently agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit with thousands of 911 operators.
Robert Kevin Howard used the state’s Alienation of Affection tort to win $750,000 from his wife’s lover, saying the man intentionally ruined their marriage.
Attorney takes client information from law firm and is ordered to return the data and pay $775,000.
Sacklers sell off ski resorts and stand to pocket $60 million.
Amid EpiPen shortage, Mylan settles with SEC.
MGM expects the total award, which will range between $735 and $800 million, will cover thousands of potential claimants.
Judge and attorney are both sentenced in cash payment scheme for favorable rulings.
Los Angeles vape companies will pay fines and endure marketing restrictions after investigation reveals they’ve been selling to minors.
AGs want Sacklers to admit to Purdue’s involvement in the opioid crisis.
Critics say that Hogan’s figure is a low-ball offer invented by the governor without negotiation.