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In the span of only three days there have been two Chicago, Illinois CTA related deaths . In what initially may have been thought of as freak accidents there is an alarming trend with deaths and personal injuries from Chicago,
Car part recalls and product liability lawsuits against car manufactures are common occurrences in America. A new wave of defected car products however has come into light after a lengthy news investigation. It has been determined that many car shops
Tuesday night a vehicle struck pedestrians near a Chicago Transit Authority bus shelter on the South Side. Six people were injured as a result of the accident near 79th and Cottage Grove. The driver of the vehicle then drove away
Tuesday evening, during rush hour, a woman was struck and killed by a Chicago Transit Authority Red Line train . Friehiwet Tahir, who resides in the 500 block of North Ridgeway Avenue, was pronounced dead on arrival, said the medical
A Redwood City woman has filed a lawsuit against Redwood City after suffering severe injuries in a pedestrian accident, which she alleges occurred on a dangerous roadway that city officials have not done much about, the San Francisco Examiner reports.
The prosecutors seeking to send Brian Nichols to Georgia's death row have responded to the latest defense effort to have them removed from the case, arguing that the mixed bag of allegations of wrongdoing, bias and improper communications with the
A united front by conservative forces against same-sex marriage in California is showing signs of cracking -- or of having been an illusion all along. Last week, the proponents of Proposition 8, a constitutional amendment that would limit marriage to
A Connecticut attorney found not guilty of shooting at a motorist by reason of insanity has been committed to a state mental hospital for 20 years. Eric Witlin had been charged in 2007 after he fired a shotgun at a
A federal jury in Atlanta -- sympathetic to a software firm that was unceremoniously tossed out of a national technology conference by the host firm -- has hit the conference host with $2.14 million in punitive damages for breach of
All three of this summer's interns at Berkeley, Calif.'s Disability Rights Advocates have lived with a significant disability, an experience they say has helped shape their career aspirations and steered them toward disability rights advocacy. Rebecca Williford, a University of
The National Association of Women Lawyers will urge law firms to compensate senior attorneys for promoting diversity, monitor how credit for business development is meted out and teach senior male attorneys to be less fearful of mentoring women, in a
At a court hearing Tuesday, securities class action law firm Milberg defended a pay deal with co-founder Melvyn I. Weiss, who was sentenced last month to 30 months in prison for orchestrating a scheme to pay kickbacks to individual plaintiffs
Democratic lawmakers in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday proposed legislation that would regulate how the Justice Department awards contracts for independent monitors hired to oversee white-collar crime settlements, saying new DOJ guidelines did not address their concerns about the lucrative monitoring
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will consider four issues of first impression in a high-profile class action that could have a major impact on state class action law. The case involves a $5.6 million verdict -- $600 apiece for 9,402 class
Attorney Sean Conway agreed he was in the wrong when he referred to a controversial judge as an "evil, unfair witch" and "seemingly mentally ill" on a popular law blog two Halloweens ago. But following the intervention of the Florida
