AI-generated stock image. Marietta, GA— Following the first afternoon of jury deliberations last Friday at trial over a house deck fall that left a Georgia man paralyzed, and with jurors scheduled to return after a weekend break to continue deliberating as to liability, the parties settled the case.Morder, et al. v. Porter, et al., 22-A-1262.| CVN News
Fischer Redavid's Jordan Redavid, left, and Wicker Smith's Michael Reed deliver opening statements at trial over the drowning death of a four-year-old child. Watch the trial. Gainesville, FL— Attorneys Tuesday debated what caused the death of a Florida toddler, as trial opened against a shopping center owner and manager of the site where the child drowned. Figueroa, et al. v. American Commercial Realty Corp., et al., 2023-CA-001916.| CVN News
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Law & Moran's Peter Law, left, and Gray Rust St. Amand Moffett Brieske’s Matthew Moffett deliver opening statements at trial over a fall that paralyzed a Georgia man. Watch the trial here. Marietta, GA— Attorneys Tuesday debated responsibility for the fall that paralyzed a Georgia man, as trial opened against the contractor who performed work on the man’s home.Morder, et al. v. Porter, et al., 22-A-1262.| CVN News
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A California jury returned a defense verdict in a wrongful termination lawsuit filed by a former Ralphs Grocery employee who claimed he was fired after complaining about failure to accommodate his religious obligations.| blog.cvn.com
The Bell Law Firm's Lloyd Bell in closing arguments. Lawrenceville, GA— Jurors Tuesday handed down an $18.3 million verdict against two physicians for the ultimately fatal heart attack a Georgia man suffered after undergoing surgery.Yarbrough v. Cardiovascular Group P.C., et al., 20-C-02832-S4.| CVN News
A California jury heard openings in an employment discrimination lawsuit filed by a former Ralphs grocery employee claiming he was fired after complaining about supposed failure to accommodate his work schedule for religious obligations.| blog.cvn.com
An Oregon jury delivered a a defense verdict last month for a logging company in a wrongful death lawsuit stemming from an intoxicated truck driver crashing and sending his cargo of logs tumbling into another car.| blog.cvn.com
A California jury heard openings Monday in a lawsuit alleging two young women sustained traumatic brain injuries after their family's van was rear-ended by an 18-wheeler truck.| blog.cvn.com
A California state court jury has cleared rail giant Union Pacific of all liability for a pedestrian’s leg amputation after he claims he was struck by a train while walking along railroad tracks.| blog.cvn.com
A California jury ordered Starbucks to pay a man $50 million on Friday, after he accused a drive-through worker of accidentally spilling a hot drink on his thighs and genitals.| blog.cvn.com
A California jury heard opening statements in a lawsuit filed by a woman claiming her foot was crushed “like a pancake” under an automotive service center’s hydraulic car lift.| blog.cvn.com
Jurors Wednesday handed down a $10.3 million compensatory verdict for the crash-related death of a 21-year-old Florida woman, with punitive proceedings scheduled next week before a separate jury.| blog.cvn.com
An Arizona jury returned a defense verdict for BNSF, rejecting a lawsuit from a former engineer who claimed he sustained a serious knee injury after slipping when supposedly ordered to work on a locomotive with an oil leak.| blog.cvn.com
CVN has covered a host of major trials featuring the country’s best attorneys so far this year, from a blockbuster case involving Monsanto to a headline-grabbing trial against Starbucks, and more. Check out critical moments in three of the key trials our cameras have captured.| blog.cvn.com
A Florida state court jury returned a defense verdict on Friday in a lawsuit stemming from a three-car pileup.| blog.cvn.com
A California jury heard openings in a wrongful termination lawsuit filed by a former city housing manager claiming she was forced to resign after complaining about supposed misuse of federal funds| blog.cvn.com
An Arizona jury heard openings Monday in a lawsuit filed by a former BNSF engineer blaming the company for injuries supposedly sustained in a fall on an oil-soaked locomotive.| blog.cvn.com
