LOS ANGELES — Federal courts in and around Los Angeles are driving a recent surge in consumer protection litigation nationally, with the cases in the Central District of California accounting for 9.3% ...

PHILADELPHIA – A worker injured when a SEPTA bus hit him can keep his multimillion-dollar verdict, a Pennsylvania appeals court has ruled in d… ...

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CHICAGO — A retired Cook County judge has sued the Illinois Supreme Court, saying the state high court justices violated his rights, both as a judge and a citizen, when they first recalled him to ...

CHICAGO — The justices on the Democrat-dominated Illinois Supreme Court are asking a federal judge to declare they have the constitutional authority to abruptly kick a judge off Cook County's court ...

NEW ORLEANS – An Orleans Parish jury has awarded a $10 million verdict in a mesothelioma case brought on behalf of the family of a Louisiana woman who died in 2020 after developing the disease ...

The days appear to be numbered for a Colorado state law banning so-called "conversion therapy," after the U.S. Supreme Court lopsidedly sided with a licensed counselor on the question of how to ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Trump administration has moved to cut the influence of the International Agency for Research on Cancer, a group whose work is often used by trial lawyers to launch waves of high ...

SACRAMENTO — California has become the latest state to enact a state law restricting private equity and other non-lawyer investors from owning or running law firms. Lawsuit abuse reform advocates, ...

CHARLESTON – The resolution to ensure only United States citizens can vote in West Virginia elections now will be put before state voters. The House of Delegates approved Senate Joint Resolution by a ...

LOS ANGELES — California Democratic state officials can't use state environmental law and rules to force a Santa Barbara oil pipeline to once again shut down, after a federal judge ruled President ...

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