Hit and run suspect sought by authorities in Cumberland County area
Authorities searching for hit-and-run suspects rely on witness cooperation and forensic evidence to apprehend drivers who flee accident scenes.
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Live Police Pursuit of Hit-and-Run Suspect in South Los Angeles
Hit-and-run drivers fleeing police remain liable for injuries and damages they caused.
Commvault Shareholders: $100K+ Damages Available in Securities Fraud Class Action
Commvault shareholders who suffered losses during the company's stock collapse may recover six figures or more through a securities fraud class action now accepting new members.
Chris Brown Faces $13 Million Judgment in Dog Attack Lawsuit
A $12.9 million judgment against Chris Brown for a severe dog attack on a housekeeper underscores celebrity liability and pet owner responsibility.
2026 Colorado Primary Election Results: Attorney General Race Standings Update
The attorney general role carries substantial weight in Colorado's legal landscape, overseeing consumer protection enforcement, litigation on behalf of...
Former Titans scout murder trial concludes with verdict coming from jury
Jury verdict in a murder trial opens new legal pathways for civil damages and family accountability.
Blaise Taylor murder trial reaches verdict decision in high-profile case proceedings
A murder trial verdict opens pathways for civil wrongful death claims that operate under different legal standards than criminal prosecution.
Police officer family pursues LASIK eye surgery lawsuit
A police officer's LASIK complications led to suicide—his family is suing over alleged informed consent failures.
T.I. and Tiny Harris Denied Punitive Damages Award in Doll Company Case
Denied punitive damages even after proving a doll company's unauthorized use of their likenesses, T.I. and Tiny Harris's case reveals why courts rarely award punishment in IP disputes.
T.I. and Tiny Harris Lose Punitive Damages Case Against Toy Company MGA
Celebrity lawsuit against toy company ends without punitive damages award, highlighting the high bar courts set for punishment damages in civil cases.