At first glance, the filing of a 60-day notice of intent to file suit against Northshore Mining on asbestos fiber levels by two environmental groups this week looks like more of the same that’s occurred the past two decades in Northeastern Minnesota.

BENTONVILLE --The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday reversed and remanded a jury verdict involving a motor-vehicle accident lawsuit in Benton County Circuit Court. The decision involved an issue of first impression.

The Florida Supreme Court delivered a decisive victory for the City of Marco Island’s septic tank replacement program Thursday. The court ruled the city was correct in its special assessment process for the first two of 17 districts in the city’s $120 million plan to replace the island’s septic tanks with sewers, ending a bond validation process that began in Collier County Circuit Court 16 ...

A state investigation found no evidence that workers at Mike Shannon's restaurant knew Josh Hancock was drunk when they served the Cardinals pitcher alcohol in the hours prior to his fatal accident.

A federal jury awards four former and current female Jackson Fire Department employees $750,000 in damages in their sexual harassment lawsuit.

A state investigation found no evidence that workers at Mike Shannon's restaurant knew Josh Hancock was drunk when they served the Cardinals pitcher alcohol in the hours prior to his fatal accident.

ST. LOUIS (AP) - The Missouri Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control finds no wrongdoing for Mike Shannon’s Restaurant in connection with the drunk driving death of Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock.

A woman severely burned when her skirt caught fire while she was praying near a statue of a Catholic saint at a Pacoima church settled her lawsuit with the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, attorneys announced Thursday.

ST. LOUIS (AP) -- A state investigation found no evidence that workers at Mike Shannon's restaurant knew Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock was drunk as they served him alcohol in the hours prior to his...

The lawsuit by Lorene F. Schaefer alleges GE pays female lawyers and women in entry-level executive jobs less than men. It also cites failure to promote its female entry level executives, or executive band employees, at the same rate it promotes men in the same jobs.