A fatal car accident has led to a legal battle, and the Georgia Court of Appeals has sided with two establishments that served alcohol to the driver involved. The court …
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Ohio Appeals Court Affirms Conviction in Dog Shelter Case
The Tenth Appellate District Court of Ohio has upheld the Franklin County Municipal Court’s decision to convict Larisa Whitfield of violating Ohio law regarding the care of companion animals. The …
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Texas Appeals Court Rules Yelp Must Face Lawsuit in Texas
The Fifteenth Court of Appeals in Austin, Texas, has ruled that Yelp, Inc., the online review platform, must defend itself against a lawsuit brought by the State of Texas in …
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Court Rules Railroad Employee Can Pursue Injury Claim Despite Federal Regulations
The Supreme Court of Louisiana has sided with a former railroad employee, Sean Van Buren, in a case involving workplace injuries. The court reversed a lower court’s decision that had …
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The Intermediate Court of Appeals of West Virginia has sided with Becky Bell, an employee of Pilgrim’s Pride Corporation, in a workers’ compensation case. The court affirmed a decision by …
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A recent ruling by the Ohio First District Court of Appeals has affirmed a lower court’s decision in a medical malpractice case, even though a key defense witness wasn’t initially …
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Delaware Court Allows Asbestos Defendants’ Data Preservation Lawsuit to Proceed
The Delaware Court of Chancery has denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by several companies that are frequently defendants in asbestos litigation. These companies, often referred to as …
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Maryland Attorney Disbarred for Abandoning Clients and Other Misconduct
The Supreme Court of Maryland has ordered the disbarment of attorney David B. Mintz following a series of professional misconduct violations. The decision, handed down on October 24, 2025, stems …
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Court Rules Iran Liable in 1998 Embassy Bombings Case
The United States District Court for the District of Columbia has ruled that the Islamic Republic of Iran is liable for the 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and …
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The Seventh Appellate District Court of Ohio has affirmed a lower court’s decision in a case involving Girard Technologies, Inc., also known as Got 2 Go Towing, and its lawsuit …