NY City Accuses Law Firm of Running Injury Claims Fraud Operation October 8, 2026 New York City is suing a Manhattan law firm for allegedly running a multimillion dollar personal injury fraud scheme by...
Student Sues Alabama Fraternity over Alleged Brain Injury from Hazing September 26, 2023 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — A student and his parents have filed a lawsuit against a University of Alabama fraternity, saying...
Florida High Court Removes Judge Over Misconduct in Progressive Injury Cases June 24, 2015 A Broward County judge will be removed from the bench for misconduct committed eight years before she was elected to...
Tennessee Judge: Cap on Personal Injury Damages is Unconstitutional March 11, 2015 A Chattanooga, Tenn., judge has ruled that a state law that caps the amount of money someone can win in...
Kansas House Rejects Change in Personal Injury Evidence Rules March 24, 2014 By John Hanna A business-backed proposal to change court evidence rules failed on March 21 in the Kansas House before members gave first-round...
Court: Iowa Farmers Who Host Tours Can Be Liable February 19, 2013 By Ryan J. Foley Farmers who host educational tours for the public are not shielded from personal injury lawsuits under a law meant to...
Lawyers Pursuing Concussion Lawsuits Take Page from Big Tobacco Playbook July 3, 2012 Smokers and pro football players have something in common: They engage in risky behavior that can be potentially harmful to...
Settlements in Louisville Zoo Train Derailment Top $500K January 18, 2012 Louisville Metro Government has paid more than $525,000 to settle 23 claims stemming from a train derailment at the Louisville...
DuPont Moves to Block ‘Double-Dipping’ by West Virginia Plaintiffs May 27, 2011 By Vicki Smith DuPont wants a judge to deny plaintiffs in a West Virginia personal injury case the right to enroll in a...