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Online scammers or cyber hackers have conned a leading Bermuda captive and insurance management company out of millions of dollars, a US lawsuit alleges. The Bermuda office of Aon Insurance Managers a...

PITTSBURGH – A defendant named in litigation brought by an Elizabeth man who fell through a floor opening and landed on a stack of drywall and a concrete floor, has denied liability for the incident and redirected liability to all of his remaining co-defendants.

PHILADELPHIA – A federal judge has granted a motion in a lawsuit filed by a former inmate of Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility against the institution and its leadership, which will allow depositions to be taken from two fellow inmates who may corroborate his cruel and unusual punishment claims connected to a two-month incarceration.

RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. (Legal Newsline) — A medical services company hired by the Arkansas Department of Human Services is being accused of allowing a patient who died from an overdose to go unsupervised.

There have been efforts in the past to close the bar where the shooting occurred.

Supporters are rallying for a Jersey City police officer who they say was unfairly fired for hitting a jogger while responding to an emergency in February 2022.A GoFundMe for officer Edwin Hernandez says he is suffering

PITTSBURGH – An additional defendant in a lawsuit brought by a North Carolina woman, which alleged that the death of her father in a tractor-trailer/train collision was the fault of the Norfolk Southern rail company and others who allegedly failed to take proper safety measures that would have prevented the crash, has redirected liability for the fatal events at issue to their co-defendants.

PHILADELPHIA – Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility and its leading officials say that a former inmate seeking two depositions from fellow prisoners who may corroborate his cruel and unusual punishment claims connected to a two-month incarceration, will not be able to prove his case with their testimony.

The keeper of the names at the Toronto Homeless Memorial isn’t an easy job to begin with, but Gru, currently serving in the role, says a recent decision by the city to change the way it reports shelter deaths will only make it more difficult.

PHILADELPHIA – A Baltimore man who brought class action litigation against SeaWorld and Sesame Place Philadelphia – charging that employees of the Sesame Street-themed park discriminated against his daughter, a Black child, during a meet-and-greet session with some of the park’s costumed characters – has been granted the ability to depose a witness who allegedly did not comply with discovery requests.