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$5 Million Settlement for Attack at Florida Nightclub

Headlines made it sound like a barroom brawl, the kind of thing a young man might expect to encounter on a night out. One stated, “Man Gets $5 Million in Miami Club Punch,” as if enduring a simple punch could easily result in such a substantial damage award. The reality…

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Jury Awards $4.8M to Victims of Road Rage Shooting

Aggressive driving is a serious problem on U.S. roads. The American Safety Council reports 66 percent of all traffic fatalities are caused by aggressive driving and 37 percent of all aggressive driving incidents involve a firearm. A jury in Georgia recently awarded $4.8 million to a family who endured a…

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Uber Sued for Misrepresenting Driver Safety to Public

Ride-sharing company Uber, which has usurped local taxi providers in larger cities, has an estimated 160,000 drivers in the U.S. The service promises its users that it conducts thorough background checks of these drivers so that patrons can be as safe as possible. Now, in an amended complaint that is…

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Alleged Airbnb Attack Raises Legal Liability Questions

Airbnb is an online service that allows those with residences to rent them on a short-term basis. Often those who use the service are traveling, and it offers an authentic local experience that is often a cheaper alternative to pricey hotels. But there is a lot that can go wrong.…

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Injury to Sports Fan Prompts Lawsuit Seeking Better Stadium Protections

When it comes to baseball and other spectator sports, courts have generally held that stadium owners have only a limited duty to protect vulnerable sections of fans from flying balls, bats, pucks or other game-related objects. For the most part, it has been found fans assume the risk of injury…

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Doe v. Hartford Roman Catholic Diocesan Corp. – $1M Sex Abuse Verdict Affirmed

There are few figures historically who were trusted more by families than Catholic priests. That may remain true for many. However, over the last three decades, a flood of allegations of sexual abuse and sexual assault by priests began to emerge, with growing evidence that various dioceses and eparchies were…

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Concert Injury Victim Suing Popular DJ for Broken Neck, Ankle

Many performers go the extra mile to engage audiences in a show they will want to always remember. Unfortunately, these may result in injuries some fans can never forget. A recent personal injury lawsuit was filed against a popular electronic dance music DJ after a concert in San Diego. The…

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Kent v. City of Columbia Falls – Skateboarding Death Leads to Litigation Against Local Government

Suing local government for personal injury or wrongful death is a complex process that involves a number of special rules and procedures and for which damages are likely capped. Many times, you must act very quickly, or else forever lose your right to bring a claim. Often, before the case…

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Social Media Analyzed in Fort Myers Injury Lawsuits

It’s become common knowledge that police investigators and prosecutors will sift through the social media posts and pictures of people suspected of crimes, searching for evidence that might bolster their case. What is somewhat less well-known is the fact that personal injury victims are also likely to become the subject…

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