Gospel singer claims voice ruined by McDonald’s sandwich, files lawsuit
A gospel singer has filed a lawsuit against the fast food chain over glass found in her chicken sandwich.
May 22, 2013
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A gospel singer has filed a lawsuit against the fast food chain over glass found in her chicken sandwich.
A clothing manufacturer is suing the star over a leggings line for breach-of-contract.
Former IRS Chief Douglas Shulman testified Tuesday that he didn’t know how targeting of tea party and conservative groups happened.
Legal news for New York automobile accident lawyers: A bicyclist was hit and killed in Crown Heights.
Legal news for Virginia work-related accident lawyers: Two FBI agents were killed during training.
Legal news for product liability lawyers: Burn and fire hazards prompted a recall of Avon’s microwave popcorn makers.
A homeless man who became an Internet sensation after stopping an attack has been charged with murder.
A Supreme Court ruling allows attorneys in vaccine injury cases to seek the recovery of legal fees even if a claim was deemed untimely.
Authorities are investigating rice mills after contamination is found.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the FCC in a case involving the erection of wireless phone towers.
A commuter train headed from New York City to Bridgeport derailed and collided with a train traveling in the opposite direction, causing scores of injuries.
The Life Care Solutions Group is hosting a free transvaginal mesh webinar where attendees can have questions answered by a leading medical expert in the field.
A gospel singer has filed a lawsuit against the fast food chain over glass found in her chicken sandwich.
A clothing manufacturer is suing the star over a leggings line for breach-of-contract.
Former IRS Chief Douglas Shulman testified Tuesday that he didn’t know how targeting of tea party and conservative groups happened.
Legal news for New York automobile accident lawyers: A bicyclist was hit and killed in Crown Heights.
Legal news for Virginia work-related accident lawyers: Two FBI agents were killed during training.
Legal news for product liability lawyers: Burn and fire hazards prompted a recall of Avon’s microwave popcorn makers.
A homeless man who became an Internet sensation after stopping an attack has been charged with murder.
A Supreme Court ruling allows attorneys in vaccine injury cases to seek the recovery of legal fees even if a claim was deemed untimely.
Authorities are investigating rice mills after contamination is found.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the FCC in a case involving the erection of wireless phone towers.
A commuter train headed from New York City to Bridgeport derailed and collided with a train traveling in the opposite direction, causing scores of injuries.
The Life Care Solutions Group is hosting a free transvaginal mesh webinar where attendees can have questions answered by a leading medical expert in the field.
