Even judges are not immune to lawsuits based on their misconduct.
The city of Linden has reached a $575,000 settlement over a municipal court judge’s missteps.
A $50 million lawsuit has been filed against a Michigan prison over the death of an inmate.
The Michigan Department of Corrections was named as one of the defendants after an inmate collapsed after complaining of chest pain and difficulty breathing.
In a recent blog post we noted a LA jury verdict of a record $417 million against Johnson & Johnson in a talcum powder products liability case.
In a recent court filing by Johnson & Johnson, the pharma giant stated that a new trial was needed partly because of alleged jury misconduct inside the deliberation room.
Woman wrongfully placed jail with men is now suing the Middlesex County Adult Correctional Facility.
The 27-woman has a rare disorder known as Congenital Generalized Lipodystrophy which causes her to have a very muscular appearance. The disorder can also result in increased facial hair and enlarged genitalia.
A New Jersey man was awarded $750,000 by a jury after suffering severe burns while drinking a beer at an Atlantic City casino.
The damages include $100,000 for emotional distress and $650,000 in pain and suffering.
New details have emerged in the recent Equifax data breach that show Equifax was trying to limit its exposure to consumer lawsuits.
How will this information affect the upcoming lawsuit related to the breach?
Lawsuit claims Starbuck’s hot tea caused disfiguring burns to customer and killed her dog.
A Colorado woman filed a lawsuit against Starbucks as a result of her alleged injuries stemming from an incident in September 2015.
A Boy Scout’s death has prompted his grieving parents to sue for wrongful death.
A 15-year old boy died of heatstroke after collapsing in West Texas during a backpacking trip in June of this year.
Newark jury awards a New Jersey resident $1.5 million after a fall.
Marco Moreira fell 10 feet from a ladder onto a concrete floor sustaining serious injuries.
A Los Angeles jury has ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $417 million in damages in talcum powder lawsuit.
Johnson & Johnson is the world’s largest healthcare company has been accused and found responsible for ignoring studies linking baby powder to cancer and failing to warn its customers.