If a new lawsuit filed in St. Louis is any indication, things aren’t looking too good for televangelist Joyce Meyer. Sued in May for the wrongful death of her former bodyguard Sheri Coleman, Meyer is now party to a federal…
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Joyce Meyer Sued, Insurance Co. Won’t Pay
A drunk man who was killed by a train was released from police custody hours before his death. Christopher Milanese, 24, was killed on impact by the train after he laid down on the tracks.
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FL Police Released Drunk Man Killed by Train
The first New York gay marriage lawsuit has been filed by the New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms, a group led by Reverend Jason J. McGuire
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NY Gay Marriage Lawsuit: Evangelical Church Group
If you’re an employer that is unsure about what the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) law is, or what OSHA guidelines you should be following, a quick introduction may be necessary. OSHA mandates that all employers engaged in business… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
George Desdunes was a Cornell University student until tragedy struck. Now, his mother is suing the national Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity for George Desdunes’ death, allegedly the result of a hazing ritual gone awry. The wrongful death suit was filed..
South Florida landlord Jonathan Steinberg is being held on aggravated battery charges after he reportedly set his tenant, Ronald Rohde, on fire after one too many late rent checks. However, the incident, which allegedly involved a screwdriver to the back,…
A benzene lawsuit has been filed against Shell Oil and BP by the estate of a late teacher, Debra Ochs.
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Ill. Benzene Lawsuit Targets Shell Oil Spill
It may not have been the season for swimming pool accidents, but after suffering from a jacuzzi death this past December, the family of John Van Hoy Jr. has filed suit against Sandals Resort, its marketing company and Hayward Industries…
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Jacuzzi Death: Man Sucked into Hotel Hot Tub
Federal preemption has caused a group of American Airlines skycaps to lose their case on lost tips.
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Airport Skycaps Lose Appeal Over Tips
If you ever wonder what the U.S.
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US Law on Vacation Pay Among Lowest in World
