Doctor and Pharmacist Served with Wrongful Death Lawsuit
A wrongful death lawsuit that accuses a doctor and a pharmacist of providing a patient with a lethal amount of methadone was recently filed in Woods County, Oklahoma.
A wrongful death lawsuit that accuses a doctor and a pharmacist of providing a patient with a lethal amount of methadone was recently filed in Woods County, Oklahoma.
Atlantic City, New Jersey -- Two women who previously worked as cocktail servers at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa have filed a $70 million sexual discrimination lawsuit against the company.
San Mateo County has brought a lawsuit against a nursing home operator on behalf of a mentally disabled woman who suffered serious injuries after being left in a scalding hot shower.
Two federal appeals courts on opposite sides of the country recently ruled the 2003 Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act unconstitutional, saying it lacks an exception for instances where the mother's health is at risk.
The malpractice trial of a Missouri doctor who is accused of failing to provide proper postoperative care to a nasal surgery patient began yesterday in Greene County Circuit Court.
A former vice chairman of Wal-Mart pleaded guilty to one count of filing a false tax return and five counts of wire fraud charges.
The daughters of a 74-year-old man who froze to death outside of an Indiana nursing home recently filed a lawsuit, claiming that employees of the facility attempted to conceal the manner of their father's death.
The widow of a man who died shortly after being released from a hospital in Tennessee was awarded $7.2 million in a wrongful death lawsuit.
A Kentucky jury awarded two children who lost their mother in a fatal collision with a tractor-trailer $5.4 million last week. Their father received $1.475 million for the loss of his son in the crash.
Four people were killed last night when their twin-engine Cessna slammed into a construction storage lot in Wheeling, Ill., about a half-mile southwest of Palwaukee Municipal Airport.
A newly formed group known as the International Cruise Victims say their organization is rapidly gaining popularity. The group's mission is to improve cruise ship safety.
A woman in New Hampshire was sentenced to a minimum of two years in prison after killing an elderly woman in a drunk-driving accident.
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