Archive for October, 2008
James Ross, a 71-year-old Seattle retiree afflicted with asbestosis, has filed suit in King County Superior court asking that he not be autopsied following his death.
Seattle cancer victim James Ross is going to court to make sure he doesn’t get an autopsy after he dies.
Seattle cancer victim James Ross is going to court to make sure he doesn’t get an autopsy after he dies.
Three members of an Augusta County family face criminal charges, and now a half-million dollar lawsuit from an accident that killed a teenager last winter.
A paparazzo who claims he was knocked down by Keanu Reeves’ Porsche while taking pictures of the actor actually fell on his own and was not hit by the “Speed” star’s car, a traffic accident expert testified Friday. In his negligence lawsuit, Alison Silva alleges Reeves hit him with the front of his Porsche while trying to drive away, knocking him to the pavement.
Lindsay Lohan would give a videotaped deposition under strict limitations in gal pal Samantha Ronson’s lawsuit if a tentative agreement proposed by Lohan’s attorneys is approved. Ronson is suing New York lawyer Martin Garbus for allegedly mishandling a defamation lawsuit she filed against celebrity blogger Perez Hilton, who reported she may have provided cocaine found in Lohan’s car following a …
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) – A Boone County jury has awarded nearly half a million dollars in a personal injury lawsuit filed by the parents of a University of Missouri student severely injured in a 2005 bicycle accident.
JACKSON, Miss. — The Mississippi Supreme Court has upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit against General Motors Corp. because a Marion County couple waited too long to sue for breach of warranty.
JACKSON, Miss. — The Mississippi Supreme Court has upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit against General Motors Corp. because a Marion County couple waited too long to sue for breach of…
Chad Faulkner, the Republican running for the 36th District House seat, said Thursday that the state Democratic Party attacked him personally in a “slanderous” television advertisement.
