Litigation

#MeToo was (and still is) a movement to stop behaviors that have been illegal since the 1960s.

A worker who sued an electrical company after being injured during the construction of the second Comcast tower has lost his case.

GBS Investment Group asserted that property it owned in Miami had suffered water damage "due to a roof leak, caused by wind-driven rain."

A U.S. judge declined to extend a "seismic" Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision on the stacking of insurance coverage.

The "duty to read" is a legal fiction, better stated as "policyholders are deemed to know the essential terms of their contracts."

A lower court will decide whether or not a New York town has to pay for an injured police officer's medical marijuana treatment.

FDA testing found asbestos in a sample lot of Johnson & Johnson's baby powder, prompting a voluntary recall of 33,000 bottles.

The bill extends TRIP for 7 years and includes an amendment mandating for a study to be conducted on cyber terrorism.