Although wrongful death lawsuits often seek monetary damages, the truth is that nothing can replace a deceased love one. Instead, the suits often serve as a means of closure
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Shoes Off Teen’s Feet Lead to Case’s Settlement
When you decide to permit an employee to drive a company vehicle or even their own vehicle while on the clock, you’re opening yourself up to liability for any damage or accidents the employee may cause. In order to make..
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Employee Car Accident: Who is Liable?
Well-known Arizona bankruptcy attorney Daniel Gukeisen has been convicted of manslaughter in the stabbing of an Arizona State University student, sources report.
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Attorney Convicted in ASU Student’s Stabbing Death
How’s this for a weird, tragic case?
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Sex Game Blamed in Wife’s Fatal Shooting
The male enhancement pill Enzyte may be worthless, but the man behind it has done us all a good turn in another way. In a decision on the appeal of the convictions for fraud and other charges against Enzyte founder… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Our Email More Protected Thanks to Enzyte Case
Ex-Yankee Jim Leyritz is headed to trial in the fatal DUI crash that took the life of 30-year-old Fredia Veitch back in 2007. The DUI trial comes on the heels of a wrongful death suit Leyritz settled earlier this year…
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Ex-Yankee Jim Leyritz Headed to Trial in Fatal DUI
Jefferson County Public Schools have settled with the parents of a 15 year-old Louisville, Kentucky boy who died of heat stroke at a high school football practice. The insurers will pay $1.75 million to the parents of Max Gilpin, who… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
The man who operated the crane which crashed and killed seven people on March 15, 2008, has been exonerated.
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Crane Operator William Rapetti Acquitted
The check is (almost) in the mail. The U.S. Congress has approved an extension of jobless benefits.
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Unemployment Extension Approved by Congress
Are we mistaken in thinking that there seems to be quite a surge lately in criminals with cute and catchy names? Perhaps it is just an occupational hazard of writing about crime on a regular basis, but since when did..