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Mississippi Supreme Court Revives Case of Man Who Died From Acetaminophen-Induced Liver Failure

Ruling reverses Jackson County Circuit Court decision to throw out wrongful death case based on legal unforeseeability of liver failure injuries from a motor vehicle accident.

23 February 2024

"The Ring of Fire" YouTube Channel Ignites With 1 Million Subscribers

Popular progressive news commentary and analysis show fills in the gaps left by waning investigative journalism.

13 February 2024

Abused "White House Boys" Triumph With Passing of Florida Bill

Survivors and victims' families move closer to justice after a state reform "school" abused young boys for over 100 years.

10 February 2024

Alabama Youth Facility Sued Over Another Child Sexual Assault Incident

The Laurel Oaks Behavioral Center in Dothan, Alabama, and its parent company, Universal Health Services, are facing a lawsuit following another sexual assault of a young resident. The attorneys for the victim say facilities like Laurel Oaks are part of the “troubled teen...

8 February 2024

JPML Centralizes Suboxone Tooth Decay Lawsuits

Plaintiffs allege they used the sublingual film to treat their opioid use disorder and suffered serious dental problems.

6 February 2024

JPML Centralizes Ozempic Gastroparesis Lawsuits

Plaintiffs are people who have suffered stomach paralysis after using diabetes drugs for simple weight loss.

2 February 2024

Attorneys for Sex Trafficking Survivors Seek Consolidation of Cases Against Brand Hotel Defendants

Lawsuits allege defendants benefitted from abuse and exploitation of those who were trafficked within their branded properties.

12 January 2024

Attorneys Explore: Can Universities Be Sued for Lack of Antisemitism Policies?

A group of attorneys is working to resolve whether cause exists for a lawsuit against university presidents and administration based on their lack of policy regarding antisemitism and racism. The issue will be discussed during a January webinar presented by Levin Papanto...

14 December 2023

Alabama Faces Expanded Lawsuits for Discrimination Against Disabled Children in State Care

A series of lawsuits alleging systemic discrimination of children with disabilities in childcare facilities across Alabama has been broadened to hold several key state agencies accountable. The Alabama Department of Human Resources, the Alabama Department of Education, ...

13 December 2023

American Farmers’ Right to Repair Case Moves Forward After Court Rejects Deere’s Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings

On November 27, 2023, U.S. District Court Judge Iain D. Johnston denied Defendant Deere & Co.’s Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings in its entirety, rejecting Deere’s effort to escape the right to repair lawsuit brought by American farmers.

11 December 2023