Reporting on specific injury lawsuits, verdicts and settlements as they happen.
A 2024 outbreak of hospital-acquired infections at Port of Spain General Hospital’s NICU killed 18 newborns, sparking a class action lawsuit over negligent care and infection control failures.
A proposed privacy deal may cover 870,000 people, but claims cannot begin until the court authorizes the process.
Court review will determine whether residents may claim funds for displacement and documented property losses.
A $1 million resolution ended the Baez civil-rights case, but key payment terms and allocations remain undisclosed.
An airline’s failed appeal means a jury’s punitive damages verdict survives—signaling courts won’t automatically reduce harassment penalties.
At 89, Bill Cosby cited blindness and severe mobility limitations to skip June depositions in a $59.25 million lawsuit, leaving his plaintiff’s collection efforts blocked.
A jury’s $38.8 million award in a birth injury case highlights mounting pressure on hospitals to meet strict obstetric care standards.
West Hartford pays record $20M settlement for kindergartener who died after playground collapse caused by delayed emergency response.
Connecticut’s largest municipal settlement resolves the wrongful death of a five-year-old after playground collapse negligence.
Businessmen have won millions in defamation damages against major publishers—here’s what courts awarded and how.