Customers are now suing after they say expensive and new LG refrigerators they've purchased are failing much sooner than they're supposed to, as early as one year from their purchase date. Once their units fail, customers say LG and the retailers that sold the products to them have offered little... Read More about LG Accused of Defrauding Customers In New Class Action Lawsuit Over Failing Refrigerators
Harvey Sultzer, the husband of a Florida woman who died after a robotic device burned her small intestine during surgery, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the makers of the robot. The lawsuit was filed in early February in the United States District Court for the Southern District of... Read More about Wrongful Death Lawsuit Says Defective Robotic Device Burned a Florida Woman’s Small Intestine
A Tennessee city has agreed to end a year-long lawsuit with the American Civil Liberties Union and other groups over a drag ban that made national headlines last year. The trouble began in 2023 after the non-profit LGBTQ+ rights advocacy group, Tennessee Equality Project (TEP), filed a federal lawsuit against... Read More about Tennessee City Agrees to $500K Settlement With ACLU Over ‘Drag Ban’
Over 70 workers with the New York City Housing Authority were arrested earlier this week by city and federal investigators. The criminal bust is being called one of the largest cases of single-day bribery and corruption in the history of the Justice Department. The overwhelming arrests were on full display... Read More about 70 New York Public Housing Workers Arrested in Massive Corruption Scandal
National real estate brokerage Keller Williams is the latest domino to fall in the flurry of lawsuits targeting real estate commission percentages. The brokerage has agreed to enter into a proposed $70 million settlement agreement to end the barrage of litigation filed against it. In 2019, homebuyers banded together to... Read More about Keller Williams Reaches a $70 Million Settlement to End Real Estate Agent Commission Lawsuits Nationwide
The son of 60-year-old Lisa Edwards has filed a federal lawsuit against Knoxville police officers, security guards, medical providers, and others after his mom was forced to leave a hospital when she showed up seeking medical care and died the next day. On February 4, 2023, Edwards was flying from... Read More about Family Member Sues Hospital, Knoxville Police, and Others After 60-Year-Old Woman Was Forced to Leave the Hospital and Later Died
Jennifer Crumbley, the mother of school shooter Ethan Crumbley, was convicted Tuesday on four counts of involuntary manslaughter related to the November 2021 mass shooting at Oxford High School in Oxford, Michigan, that resulted in the deaths of four students. Crumbley's case is believed to be the first time a... Read More about Mother of 2021 Oxford High School Shooting Perpetrator Found Guilty on Four Counts of Involuntary Manslaughter
Adair County Youth Detention Center in Kentucky is facing a third lawsuit related to claims that children were being abused and mistreated while under the facility’s care. The latest lawsuit represents a girl who was held in isolation, assaulted, and then denied treatment for injuries she sustained. The legal team... Read More about Third Lawsuit Filed Against Kentucky Juvenile Facility Over Treatment of Teens
The family of a New Jersey teenager who died by suicide in February 2023 has filed a lawsuit against school officials for failing to properly address school-wide bullying that would eventually lead to her death. The lawsuit was filed in the Superior Court of New Jersey in Orange County and... Read More about Family of NJ Teen Who Died by Suicide Files Lawsuit Against School Board and Others
Consumer fraud is at an all-time high, with an estimated one in five people losing an average of $1,000 in online scams and bank fraud in 2022. Despite elderly victims being the most commonly targeted, it’s estimated that 286,890 adults ages 30-39 were victims of some form of money fraud... Read More about New York AG Office Sues Citibank After Victims of Bank Fraud Denied Reimbursement
Popular biotech company 23andMe is facing yet another class action lawsuit over claims that it failed to protect user data after a cyber security breach went undetected for over five months. This newest lawsuit was filed in a federal court in San Francisco after the company notified the California Attorney... Read More about Latest Class Action Lawsuit Against 23andMe Says Data Breach Targeted Chinese and Jewish Users
BLDG 44 Developers LLC (BLDG 44) is the subject of a new lawsuit filed by attorney Brad Lander with the New York City Comptroller’s Bureau of Labor Law. The lawsuit was filed at the New York City Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings and accuses BLDG 44 of failing to... Read More about Leading Residential Developer Faces $40M Wage Violation Lawsuit Filed by NYC Comptroller
A civil lawsuit has been filed against a Kentucky gun shop that sold a mass shooter an AR-15 style rifle which was used days later to kill workers at Old National Bank in Louisville, Kentucky, last April. The lawsuit accuses federally licensed dealer River City Firearms of failing to detect... Read More about Families Sue Kentucky Gun Shop for Selling an AR-15 Style Rifle Used in National Bank Shooting
Sixty-one-year-old grandfather, Harvey Eugene Murphy Jr., spent ten days in jail for a robbery he did not commit. His lawyers are now suing for $10 million in damages after Murphy says he was sexually assaulted during his wrongful detainment. Murphy’s legal team filed their lawsuit in the 125th District Court... Read More about Macy’s Hit With $10M Lawsuit After Faulty AI Facial Recognition Software Leads to Wrongful Arrest
At least four lawsuits have been filed related to an explosion at the Sandman Hotel’s basement-level Musume restaurant on January 8 in Downtown Fort Worth, Texas. The explosion blew out a part of the building and injured a total of 21 people. The most recent lawsuit was filed on behalf... Read More about Fourth Lawsuit Filed in Sandman Hotel Explosion as Critically Injured Worker Seeks $177 Million