Friday, October 2, 2026

Injury Law

Accidents, malpractice, defective products

Court rules on FOIA requests related to White House demolition

A court grants partial summary judgment for ADAO against federal agencies over FOIA requests regarding asbestos removal at the White House.

Maine Supreme Court rules on workers' compensation benefits

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld death benefits for Carol Brewster, affirming dependency at the time of injury is sufficient for claims.

Court vacates ruling on workers' compensation settlement

North Carolina Court of Appeals vacates lower court's order on subrogation lien in Saunders v. Woolard, affecting workers' compensation claims.

Court rules on insurance coverage in fatal car accident case

The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that Mesa Underwriters Specialty Insurance Co. has no duty to defend Henson Novelties in a lawsuit following a fatal car accident.

Court reverses judgment in assisted living wrongful death case

Florida court reverses $20 million judgment against insurer in assisted living wrongful death case involving Henry Walton Bishop Jr.

Court rules on liability in ceiling collapse injury case

New York court modifies ruling on liability in a ceiling collapse case, affecting personal injury claims against landlords and property managers.

Court denies appeal to restore personal injury case against Westfield

The New York Appellate Division upheld a ruling denying Glenda Vaughn's request to restore her personal injury case against Westfield, LLC.

Court rules on labor law exemptions in Palma v. Cheer Hall

The court ruled on labor law exemptions affecting personal injury claims in Palma v. Cheer Hall, impacting construction workers and property owners.

Court denies dentist's appeal in dental malpractice case

The New York Appellate Division upheld a ruling against dentist Alexander Lee in a dental malpractice case involving nerve injury and lack of informed consent.

New York court modifies ruling in dental malpractice case

A New York appellate court modifies a ruling in a dental malpractice case involving Merchant Square Dental and employee Sage Miranda Osborne.

Court upholds decision in dental malpractice spoliation case

New York court affirms ruling in spoliation case involving dental malpractice claims against Merchant Square Dental and its staff.

Court modifies jury verdict in Nardone v. Tow Rific Auto Serv.

The New York court modifies a jury verdict in a personal injury case, increasing damages for loss of consortium while upholding other awards.

Court rules against plaintiff in slip-and-fall case

A New York court affirms dismissal of a personal injury lawsuit after a slip-and-fall incident, citing insufficient evidence of dangerous conditions.

Court Upholds Ruling in Meroney v. Louie Personal Injury Case

The New York Appellate Division affirms a ruling denying a defendant's request for social security records in a personal injury lawsuit.

Court reverses decision in slip-and-fall case against landlord

The New York Appellate Division reinstated a personal injury case after ruling that the defendants did not prove they were not liable for icy conditions.

Court rules on damages in DiCarlo v. Metropolitan Transp. Auth.

The court modifies a jury's damage award in a personal injury case involving a bus accident, impacting how future cases may be assessed.

Court rules against Aguilar in construction injury case appeal

The New York Appellate Division dismisses Aguilar's appeal in a personal injury case against Tona Construction, affecting future construction injury claims.

Court reverses summary judgment in car rental injury case

New York court reverses lower court's dismissal of personal injury case against Buffalo Airport Car Rental, impacting liability standards for rental companies.

Court rules on personal injury case against Village of Lawrence

The New York Appellate Division ruled in favor of the Village of Lawrence in a personal injury case, impacting future claims against municipalities.

Texas court rules on police immunity in personal injury case

The Texas Court of Appeals upheld a ruling granting immunity to the City of Longview in a personal injury lawsuit involving a police officer.

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