Lawsuit Abuse

  • Disorder in the Court

    A Michigan state trial court judge previously censured by the Michigan Supreme Court for sending a “nearly naked” photograph of himself to a sheriff’s department employee is under investigati
  • Wet Work

    The mother of an Oklahoma toddler may be fined $2,500 because the toddler urinated outdoors while playing in his front yard.
  • Tour de Force

    Liability concerns led the Sheboygan County Humane Society to refuse an unscheduled guided tour of the shelter for a group of disabled children and their caregivers.
  • Sentenced to Time Served

    A Canton, Ohio driver whose car struck a police officer while the officer was directing traffic was sentenced to a year’s probation and ordered to cook Thanksgiving dinner for three police officers
  • Do Ask, Don’t Tell

    An employee at a New York state company involved in a union decertification vote wrote “vulgar, offensive,
  • Bat Man Beyond

    A West Virginia lawyer who beat up his client with a baseball bat, and even continued to beat the client as
  • Welcome Parents--The Line for Pat-Downs Starts Here

    Parents of schoolchildren in a Massachusetts school district are invited to attend the third grade’s Thanks
  • Trans-Gender Bias

    Evergreen State College says it would be sued for discrimination if it refuses to allow a man to wander aro
  • What Iran and New Jersey Have in Common

    Residents of certain states banning payment of an entry fee, or other payments, for participation in a game
  • Legal House of Horrors

    A girl who became frightened and fell down during a tour through a southern Illinois haunted house on Hallo
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