Jeff Gooch News Today

Andrew Gnazdowsky, 26, drowned on Oct. 16, 2020, while trying to retrieve a piece of floating surveying equipment that had malfunctioned in the Marshall Falls reservoir in Sheet Harbour, N.S.

Jeff Gooch, a construction site foreman, has been acquitted of criminal negligence causing the death of one of his workers by the Supreme Court of Nova

Justice D. Timothy Gabriel has acquitted Jeff Gooch in the case of a 22-year-old labourer who died from his injuries after falling off a roof at a Dartmouth, N.S., construction site in March 2018.

Panels meant to judge the merit of a medical malpractice complaint often end up delaying victims’ access to justice in the courts.

Utah's prelitigation panels are meant to judge the merit of a complaint against a health care worker ahead of a lawsuit. No one has been able to show whether this mandatory step have had a meaningful impact on weeding out frivolous cases or reducing the number of medical malpractice cases filed.

A terminated employee can sue his former employer for retaliation where he presented sufficient evidence of pretext to create a dispute of fact about whether he was fired after reporting sexual harassment, a Western District of Michigan federal court judge has ruled, denying summary judgment to the employer.

When I received the announcement last week that the Tampa Bay Storm would be changing their logo and uniform, I have to admit I was a bit apprehensive. As someone who has been a fan of the Storm and the Arena Football League since they first moved to the area in 1991 from Pittsburgh, I had no idea what to expect.

Is it just me, or did it look like the Tampa Bay Storm just didn't give one damn about playing against the Arizona Rattlers on Saturday night? The Storm were truly pathetic on this night in a 60-27 defeat which really wasn't that close.