Litigation

An insurer's attorney is accused of making unprofessional comments and attacking opposing counsel during a testy litigation.

Most judges don't agree with claims of breach of contract in class actions seeking refunds for college tuition and fees tied to the pandemic.

Workplace challenges and legal uncertainties are the key drivers behind the more than 500 lawsuits already filed.

The litigation involves a woman who suffered a slip-and-fall injury at the home of Jeffrey Atkins, who is better known as Ja Rule.

The attorney is accused of violating six Florida Bar rules, but he denies any wrongdoing.

Initial court rulings demonstrate the importance of establishing direct physical loss to insured premises in business interruption claims.

The ruling opens the door for lawsuits against companies involved in the manufacture and sale of a gun.

The state Supreme Court ruled on whether common activities are compensable if those actions are expected during work duties.