Reporting on specific injury lawsuits, verdicts and settlements as they happen.
North Carolina hospital negligence verdicts reshape workforce compensation when institutions recognize that retention and operational reform require financial commitment.
Restaurant furniture failures can trigger substantial damages claims, but settlement amounts depend on injury severity and state liability law.
Port of Spain General Hospital faced a neonatal crisis that killed 18 newborns in days, sparking medical negligence claims.
Luzerne County’s $550,000 settlement resolves a civil rights case over a false abuse allegation, while a separate rail settlement establishes property disposition procedures.
Highway worker hit-and-run on Massachusetts turnpike leads to arrest, opening paths to both criminal justice and personal injury compensation.
A prominent former White House Counsel testified about her personal relationship with Epstein as Congress releases over 53,000 pages of investigative documents.
Michigan’s former linebackers coach alleges the university knew about cheating months before public disclosure and silenced him to protect leadership.
Families of hit-and-run victims pursue both criminal prosecution and civil compensation through parallel legal systems, each with distinct evidence and timelines.
Singapore’s High Court awards $230,000 damages per official in defamation case against Bloomberg News.
When a fatal collision involves both a motorist and the venue where that motorist drank, damages liability can be split across multiple defendants and insurance policies.