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/PRNewswire/ -- This week, national trial firm Reid Collins & Tsai LLP ("Reid Collins") obtained a jury verdict on behalf of client Mr. De'Shaun Johnson in its...
A court ruled the deputies didn't use excessive force when they pinned a woman’s face to the pavement of her driveway during a 2020 arrest.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) – A federal appeals court has largely sided with two white Louisiana sheriff`s deputies in a lawsuit filed by a Black woman, rejecting
The officers arrested Teliah Perkins outside her home in 2020 while investigating an allegation she had been riding a motorcycle without a helmet.
A federal appeals court has largely sided with two white Louisiana sheriff's deputies in a lawsuit filed by a Black woman, rejecting her claims that they used excessive force against her as they investigated an allegation she had been riding a motorcycle without a helmet.