A judge blocked a nursing home chain's attempt to shield its investor from liability in lawsuits over patient injuries and deaths, encouraging families seeking compensation and highlighting issues in the nursing home industry and bankruptcy process.
The U.S. government has admitted liability for a deadly collision between an Army Black Hawk helicopter and an American Airlines jet over the Potomac River on January 29, 2025, which resulted in 67 fatalities, marking the worst U.S. air disaster since 2001, and leading to new restrictions on helicopter flights near Reagan Washington National Airport.
A US jury has found BNP Paribas liable for damages related to its banking role in Sudan, highlighting legal accountability for financial institutions involved in international issues.
Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio discusses the potential liability of Fox in a civil lawsuit filed by a victim of Mark Sanchez's alleged assault, highlighting the complexities of employer responsibility for off-duty employee conduct and the possible implications for Sanchez's employment status.
A three-judge panel of the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals upheld an $83.3 million defamation judgment against Donald Trump in favor of E. Jean Carroll, rejecting his attempt to overturn the verdict based on presidential immunity, and ruling that Trump is now liable for nearly $90 million including interest.
A New York court vacated a nearly half-billion dollar penalty against Donald Trump but upheld some sanctions and liability, leading Trump to declare a 'total victory' and likely pursue an appeal, while the case's divided opinions suggest ongoing legal battles.
Jimmie Allen has been found liable in a sexual assault case by a Tennessee court after failing to comply with legal procedures, with the case involving allegations of non-consensual acts and recording without consent. The court also held his employer liable, and Allen faces potential financial restitution for damages. This follows previous allegations and a settlement related to similar accusations.
A Miami jury found Tesla partially liable for a 2019 Autopilot-related crash that resulted in one death and serious injuries, awarding $243 million to the victims' families. The case highlights ongoing concerns about Tesla's Autopilot system, driver responsibility, and transparency, amid regulatory investigations and public skepticism.
A Miami jury ordered Tesla to pay over $240 million in damages for a fatal crash involving its Autopilot system, holding the company partly responsible due to technological failures and evidence mishandling, raising concerns about automotive safety and legal risks for autonomous vehicle technology.
A Florida jury found Tesla partly liable for a 2019 fatal crash involving its Autopilot software, awarding significant damages and marking a setback for Tesla's self-driving claims, with Tesla denying fault and criticizing the verdict.
Tesla's stock fell after a Miami jury found the company partly liable in a 2019 pedestrian death involving Autopilot, leading to significant damages and plans to appeal. The verdict raises concerns amid Tesla's push to expand its autonomous robotaxi service, while regulatory investigations and safety reports continue to influence investor sentiment.
A Miami jury found Tesla partly liable in a 2019 Autopilot-related crash, ordering the automaker to pay up to $243 million due to a vehicle defect, marking the first liability finding in such a case.
Tesla is facing a rare jury trial in Miami over a fatal crash involving its Autopilot system, with the plaintiffs alleging the system's failure contributed to the accident, while Tesla argues the driver was responsible. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny and legal challenges surrounding Tesla's driver-assist technology amid broader regulatory and public concerns.
Elon Musk's Tesla robotaxi program in Austin has operated without major accidents for 16 days, but a recent minor collision raises concerns about liability and safety, especially as Tesla's fully autonomous ride service could increase legal risks for both the company and vehicle owners who participate in the network. Experts question the readiness of Tesla's technology, the legal standards for liability, and the insurance implications for owners, highlighting potential challenges in scaling and regulation.
A new $84,000 sign in Arlington Heights' Harmony Park, intended as a marketing feature for downtown, has been recognized as a climbing hazard that poses significant safety risks, especially to children and adults, due to its height and slippery surface, raising concerns about liability and potential injuries such as TBI and SCI.