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January 24, 2024
A lawyer for one of the alleged brothel clients said opening the hearings will turn the court proceedings into "a searing cauldron of pain."
January 23, 2024
They argued the 28 people accused "are entitled to privacy at this early stage in the proceedings, and public hearings should remain the exception rather than the rule."
January 23, 2024
Eight more former residents of the Lord’s Ranch residential treatment facility in Warm Springs, Ark., have come forward in a multi-plaintiff lawsuit filed by the Romanucci and Blandin and Gillispie Law Firm for sexual abuses that happened and were covered up at the family owned and run facility.
January 23, 2024
WILLIAMSPORT – Northumberland County and its corrections co-defendants have won partial dismissal of a claims in a complaint alleging that staffing at the county jail was inadequate and ineffective, leading the plaintiff’s daughter to commit suicide when she found herself incarcerated at the facility on drug charges.
January 22, 2024
PHILADELPHIA – A Northeastern Pennsylvania man, who claimed in a Philadelphia state court that he received first and second-degree burns from Starbucks coffee which spilled onto his lap and saw the case removed to federal court, is now trying to remand the case to its original court.
January 17, 2024
Initial "show cause" hearings for the alleged brothel clients were due to begin in Cambridge District Court Thursday.
January 17, 2024
A single justice of the state Supreme Judicial Courtcq on Wednesday postponed the legal proceedings against men suspected of buying sex from a high-end prostitution ring and gave them until Monday to contest a recent decision that magistrate hearings in their cases will be public.
January 16, 2024
A New York teacher claims anti-white racism led to her being dragged by the school district.
January 13, 2024
Former President Donald Trump's penchant for frivolous lawsuits has come back to haunt him as he loses another case, this time to the New York Times which he tried suing again.
January 12, 2024
Donald Trump must pay $392,638.69 in legal fees for The New York Times and three Times writers due to a "frivolous" 2021 lawsuit.