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Lawsuit Filed in Helicopter Crash Death of 3 Year Old Boy

The mother of a 3 year old boy who was tragically killed in a helicopter crash last month in northeastern Pennsylvania was the first to file a lawsuit in connection with the accident. She is seeking unspecified damages from two aviation companies and the pilot’s estate. The plaintiff sued Virginia-based…

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Maryland Judge Refuses to Dismiss Suit Alleging College Ignored Warning Signs in Dangerous Student

A Baltimore judge recently refused to toss out a lawsuit against Morgan State University surrounding a violent attack by a student against a visitor. The school urged the judge to dismiss the lawsuit, claiming that the beating was not foreseeable given the student’s behavior, and noted that the student didn’t…

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Maryland High Court Upholds Contributory Negligence Rule

Maryland’s highest state court, the Court of Appeals, ruled earlier this month to uphold Maryland’s long standing, yet uncommon, manner of handling negligence cases. The rule it upheld, referred to as the Contributory Negligence Rule, prevents plaintiffs from recovering anything in a negligence cause of action, if they are shown…

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Second Lawsuit Filed Against Monster Beverage Corp.

A mother filed suit against Monster Beverage Corp., this week, alleging that her teenage son’s death from cardiac arrhythmia was attributable to his habitual consumption of the company’s energy drink. The woman’s son was taken to the hospital for cardiac arrest, and died shortly thereafter. Monster released a statement in…

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Police Trainee Shot in Head Files Negligence Lawsuit Against Baltimore & City Police Department

Several news outlets have reported that a man who was shot in the head during the course of a police training exercise in Maryland earlier this year has filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against Baltimore and the Baltimore Police Department. The victim was working as a campus police trainee for…

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