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A Michigan federal jury has hit a seller of pre-owned industrial equipment with a $4.5 million verdict on claims its employee allowed a 4,000-pound load to fall on a truck driver despite knowing the employee was a "poorly trained" hi-lo forklift operator whom colleagues were afraid to work with.
The Colorado-based developer who launched the $154 million plan to turn the former Federal Reserve Building in Kansas City, Missouri, into an Embassy Suites hotel has sued the company planning the redevelopment and the investment entity that agreed to buy a majority stake in the project, claiming he is owed millions of dollars.
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP has rescinded job offers to three law students who hold leadership positions at organizations affiliated with Harvard University and Columbia University and who purportedly signed controversial statements blaming Israel for the Hamas terrorist group's Oct. 7 killings, according to an internal email obtained by Law360 Tuesday.
A California federal court sent into arbitration a parent's lawsuit accusing Tesla of illegally recording him and his son and sharing the footage without their knowledge, ruling that the father's signature on the order agreement means his underage child is also subject to the arbitration clause.
Honda ripped into a motion seeking roughly $5.6 million in attorney fees this week, telling a California federal court that car owners' $1.4 million jury verdict win in their class action was an "abject failure" and calling the multi-million dollar fee request a "textbook" example of overreach.