Country singer Garth Brooks’ hospital lawsuit has ended with a $1 million award against Integris Canadian Valley Regional Hospital. Brooks gave the Oklahoma hospital $500,000 in 2005. He wanted the hospital to build a woman’s center named after his mother, Colleen Brooks
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Garth Brooks Hospital Lawsuit: Jury Awards Singer $1M
Car accident investigations can be tough. Imagine sifting through twisted metal and shards of glass. It’s not always easy to uncover what exactly happened
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Will ‘Black Boxes’ Be Mandatory in New Cars?
The Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination does not apply to encrypted laptops, according to a federal judge in Colorado. The judge came to this conclusion in the case of Ramona Fricosu, a woman accused of bank fraud, wire fraud and money laundering. Investigators believe her encrypted laptop holds vital……
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Woman Must Decrypt Laptop, Judge Rules
It’s true that you have a legal duty to ensure workplace health and safety. And it’s true you’ll be cited and penalized by the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) if you don’t. But for a small business, OSHA regulations can be both unwieldy and costly.
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OSHA Offers Free Consults to Small Businesses
He had us at “hello,” but now his creditors are demanding, “Show me the money!” The man who inspired the movie “Jerry Maguire,” superagent Leigh Steinberg, has filed for bankruptcy. Steinberg filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection in Orange County, Calif., on Jan.
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Agent Leigh Steinberg, Inspiration for ‘Jerry Maguire,’ is Bankrupt
Oklahoma’s anti-Sharia law amendment is not okay, according to a panel of judges on the 10th Circuit. Attorneys for the state argued the “Save Our State Amendment” only bans judges from applying international law.
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Okla. Anti-Sharia Law Not OK: 10th Cir
Citing the Establishment Clause, the 10th Circuit has upheld an injunction preventing Oklahoma’s Sharia law ban from going into effect.
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10th Cir. Enjoins Oklahoma’s Sharia Law Ban
Oklahoma pharmacist Jerome Ersland has been sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole. Earlier, Ersland had been convicted of murder for the death of a would-be robber, Antwun Parker, 16.
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OK Pharmacist Gets Life: Killed Would-Be Robber
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
