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 Romero v. Toyota Motors Corporation; Toyota Motor Sales USA, Inc. (S.D. Fla.) Toyota to Pay $2.4M in Suit for Vehicle Roof Collapse

Some lawsuits are so ridiculous that even the judges seem incredulous. Such a suit was just dismissed by the U.S. Court of

School bullying has become ever more common in recent history, and many lawsuits have been filed over the emotional hardship and death that resulted. But who’s really legally liable?

Progressive Cas. Ins. Co. v. Vigil (N.M. Dist. Ct.) Progressive to Pay $11M in Punitive Damages to Insureds  2011 WL 8285275 Verdict

Texas is scheduled to execute Marvin Wilson tomorrow night after 6 p.m. unless the Supreme Court steps in. Wilson has been medically diagnosed as mentally retarded.

The Minnesota State Senate staffer who had an affair with Republican Senate Majority Leader Amy Koch is suing the Senate claiming that he was discriminated against based on his gender.

The U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled en banc last week that a high school’s holding its graduation ceremony at an evangelical church violated the Establishment Clause

 E.L. v. Metter (Pa.Com.Pl.) Psychologist Owes $16.5M to Patient for Professional Negligence  2012 WL 1187607 Verdict Summary  2008 WL 8782585 Complaint Note: The

Last week, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a Georgia law prohibiting concealed firearms at certain locations, finding that gun ownership rights don’t override private property rights.

As contentious of a ruling that 2010′s Citizens United v. FEC Supreme Court ruling continues to be, was it really that out of line with existing precedent?