The Massachusetts seven-year statute of repose for medical malpractice claims does not shield professionals against separate acts of negligent treatment that allegedly occurred in the years after a disputed medical event more than seven years ago. The ruling came in …
Earlier Medical Event Does Not Shield Later Negligent Acts: Massachusetts High Court Read More »
Nevada gaming regulators have issued a $10.5 million fine against the Resorts World casino on the Las Vegas Strip over allegations of illegal gambling, many of which centered on a bookmaker with ties to the interpreter for baseball star Shohei …
Vegas Casino Fined $10.5M in Case Centering on Ties with Bookmaker of Ohtani Interpreter Read More »
Virginia now has a law on the books that will require that cars of reckless drivers be equipped with technology that prohibits them from exceeding speed limits. The new law (HB2096), which will not be effective until July 2026, requires …
Virginia Will Require Speed Limiting Devices on Reckless Drivers’ Cars Read More »
Relatives of a man who died when a sightseeing helicopter crashed and sank in a New York City river have settled a lawsuit for $90 million, agreeing to reduce a jury award in order to foreclose appeals and end the …
$90 Million Settlement Reached Over Deadly 2018 New York Helicopter Crash Read More »
A former New York City Fire Department chief will spend 20 months behind bars after admitting to taking thousands of dollars of bribes in exchange for preferential treatment on building inspections and approvals. Brian Cordasco, a chief in the Bureau …
Ex-FDNY Chief Gets 20 Months Over Bribes to Expedite Inspections Read More »
