#lawsuit

#lawsuit

City employees failed to check for occupants in the homeless encampment before using a bulldozer to clear it, resulting in the tragic death of Cornelius Taylor.

In an alleged attempt to improve his home's ocean view, Jonathan Jacoby is accused of ordering the destruction of 16 trees on his neighbor's property.

Mr. Pryor knew the material facts underlying his antitrust claims long before the four-year limitations period had run.

Steward Health Care System filed a lawsuit against its former CEO and other executives, alleging they engaged in misconduct that led to the company's bankruptcy. Steward claims former CEO Dr. Ralph de La Torre personally benefited from his actions, including using operational funds for luxury purchases, which contributed to the collapse of the company.

Sheriff Christina Corpus alleges the county's effort to remove her from office is biased and has denied her an opportunity to present her case.

The lawsuit alleges that Wells Fargo mistakenly charged float fees during the mortgage origination process for over a decade. It asserts that the bank failed to explain the error or refund calculations.

A High Court battle has erupted as three long-standing Royal Albert Hall seat holders launch a lawsuit against the venue's corporation, seeking over 500,000 in damages. They allege the institution has 'unlawfully' deprived them of their rights to their seats.

Chad W. Lawlor is suing two local publications for publishing his photo erroneously alongside a story about a similarly named man who committed sexual crimes against children.

The Miccosukee Tribe in Florida joined environmental groups on Tuesday to sue the federal and state agencies that constructed an immigrant detention center known as the "Alligator Alcatraz" located in the Everglades National Park.

The lawsuit contends President Donald Trump's administration acted illegally when it announced in April that it was ending the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program.

‘People deserve to know whether there will be an election in this year for mayor and certain City Commission seats, or next year,’ argued assistant city attorney Eric Eves. ‘Everybody deserves to know and answer that question quickly.’

The estate of chef Michael Chiarello contends that investors Rich Frank, John Hanson, and Peter Crowley wrongfully took control of Gruppo Chiarello after his death.

Thayer filed a document notifying the court of her decision to voluntarily dismiss the suit without prejudice, allowing her to refile the claims in the future.

The jury found Google liable for transferring data to its servers without user consent while devices were idle, benefiting Google for targeted advertising and mapping.

Emelder Price, 30, filed a lawsuit in the San Mateo County Superior Court, suing Redwood City and Police Officer Aziz Obaidi for the excessive force used during her arrest.

Many customers bought the Toyota Mirai under the impression that they would have access to a robust hydrogen fueling network, which has not materialized, leading to significant frustration.

Ellen Barrett claims her son, James Marshall, was unnecessarily killed during an encounter with Carmel police despite informing them of his mental health crisis.

"We've now filed a lawsuit against Krafton: the details should eventually become (at least mostly) public. You all deserve the full story. Suing a multi-billion dollar company in a painful, public, and possibly protracted way was certainly not on my bucket list. But this needs to be made right. Subnautica has been my life's work and I would never willingly abandon it or the amazing team that has poured their hearts into it."

Choi Min-kyung seeks 50m won in damages, alleging torture and sexual violence by North Korean regime officials, aiming to hold Kim Jong-un accountable.

A judge ruled that Don Lemon's lawsuit against Elon Musk and X can proceed to trial, allowing the majority of claims to go forward despite the defendants' arguments to dismiss the case.