Latest Personal Injury News and Updates

On Aug 16, 2021, the Baltimore jury awarded nearly $35 million to the family of the permanently disabled boy who had sued MedStar Harbor Hospital. The boy was one of the twins born at MedStar Harbor Hospital in South Baltimore on Aug 19, 2007. The…

New Hampshire’s youth detention center faces another lawsuit from a man who alleged that he was sexually and physically assaulted by the staffers at the center. As per the court documents, the plaintiff has spent three years in the detention center…

A federal jury has announced a $5.5 million settlement to a man who got paralyzed due to an accidental shooting in Poconos. The incident took place at Threat Assessment and Tactical Solutions (TATS), a Stroudsburg shooting range that is closed post…

Mountaire Farms, the poultry processing plant, proposed a settlement of $65 million without admitting to the culpability over allegation of groundwater or air contamination across Millsboro and Dagsboro town in Sussex County, Delaware. According to…

A fatal 2017 accident at Portland International Airport (PDX) has resulted in a $3 million settlement to the family of a passenger who succumbed to her injuries three months after the accident. According to the court memorandum, the 75-year-old…

California State University San Bernardino (CSUSB) has agreed to pay $39.5 million to a former student, now 24, who suffered heatstroke during a class run which resulted in severe brain damage and immobility. According to the court memorandum, the…

A jury awarded a $5.9 million settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit to the family of a man who died in police custody. The victim was a 38-year-old man living with his parents in the City of Pleasanton. He was suffering from a mental health crisis…

A settlement of $1.55M has been reached in a court case against the city of Troy where the police officers were accused of shooting a man in a car chase. As per the court documents, the incident took place in the early morning of April 17, 2016. The…

A lawsuit over holiday back pay between International Firefighters Local 313 and the city of Morgantown will go before the jury on September 16. The lawsuits claim that Morgantown paid the firefighter for 12 hours instead of 24 hours of the shift.…

A 2016 lawsuit filed by the state of New Mexico over the 2015 Gold King Mine spill has reached a settlement, and the state will receive $11 million from Silverton-based Sunnyside Gold Corp., owned by the international mining conglomerate Kinross…