A Massachusetts carpenter who filed a personal injury lawsuit against a homeowner after accidentally severing off his own thumb had his case dismissed by an appellate panel. In the initial complaint, William Aulson alleged that ...

More than 120 women formerly assaulted by disgraced USA Gymnastics team doctor, Larry Nassar, have issued a demand letter to the Department of Justice requesting a release of the inspector general’s report detailing the FBI’s ...

Bankrupt utility giant Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has pleaded guilty to 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter stemming from the 2018 Camp Fire, California’s deadliest on record with 84 fatalities. PG&E’s equipment sparked the ...

A personal injury lawsuit filed last week in Illinois state court alleges a Grubhub driver struck a Chicago woman in a hit-and-run attack that left her with significant nerve damage, a broken pelvis, fractures to ...

A Pennsylvania state appellate panel ruled that a homeowner can’t invoke the state’s “hills and ridges” doctrine shielding property owners from damages, specifically pertaining to an incident involving a FedEx driver’s slip-and-fall. The three-judge Superior ...

A three-judge Massachusetts appeals court panel partially reversed a summary judgment ruling in favor of Dr. Steven Vlad and Tufts Medical Center in a lawsuit alleging contaminated anti-inflammatory medication was administered to a patient leading ...

On Tuesday a Michigan federal judge appointed three attorneys to lead multiple lawsuits against the University of Michigan over alleged sexual assaults committed by a former sports doctor who worked at the school for decades. ...

A lawsuit filed in California state court claims an unnamed NFL player and an additional unnamed man were sexually harassed and assaulted by a woman seated next to them on a United Airlines red-eye flight ...

A class-action lawsuit was filed by a group of five Chicago-area McDonald’s workers on Tuesday alleging the fast-food chain failed to adopt government safety guidelines on COVID-19, thereby endangering workers and their families. Nine plaintiffs, including ...

A Delaware bankruptcy judge granted the Boy Scouts of America permission to adopt a bar date of November 16 for survivors of childhood sexual abuse to file claims against the organization. The November 16 date ...