Media Lawsuit Dismissed by Federal Judge in First Amendment Case
Federal judge dismisses Trump Media’s $3.8 billion defamation suit, citing failure to prove actual malice against The Washington Post.
Court News
Rulings, appeals, filings and court-system news affecting injury claims.
Georgia Attorney License Revoked After Child Sexual Abuse Conviction
Attorneys convicted of child sexual abuse lose their licenses in Georgia, protecting the public and enabling victims to pursue civil remedies.
US Supreme Court denies appeal from attorney disciplined for clergy advocacy
The Supreme Court’s denial offers important lessons about the limits of attorney conduct rules when clergy advocacy is involved.
Deposition required for former NC governor in pandemic closure lawsuit
Bar owners suing over pandemic shutdowns won a major discovery victory as a judge prepares to hear arguments on forcing testimony from a former governor.
Medical Malpractice Claim Reinstated in Texas Over Gender-Related Care Complications
Appellate courts can overturn improper dismissals, allowing medical malpractice claims involving gender-related care to proceed toward settlement or trial.
Florida Supreme Court Expands What’s Required For Punitive Damages Liability Claims
Florida’s highest court has tightened what plaintiffs must prove to hold defendants liable for punitive damages in civil cases.
Bessemer Data Center Project Clears Major Federal Court Hurdle
A Bessemer judge dismissed a major challenge to a $14.5 billion data center’s expansion, clearing regulatory hurdles after 14 months of litigation.