East St. Louis, IL - Hillary Clark sued United States Postal Service on a Federal Tort Claim Act auto negligence theory.

Robin Austin sued Walgreen Co. after she slipped and fell at a Walgreens store in northwest-ern Indiana, breaking her knee. A magistrate judge, presid-ing by consent, granted summary judgment to Walgreen. For the reasons set forth below, we affirm.
2 No. 17-2629
I. Background
On a cold January day, Robin Austin went to a
Walgreens store in Hebron, Indiana. When she arrived, a
s

Authors write books. Filmmakers make films. Playwrights
craft plays. And television writers, directors, and producers
create television shows and put them on the air -- or, in these
modern times, online. The First Amendment protects these
expressive works and the free speech rights of their creators.
Some of these works are fiction. Some are factual. And some are
a combinat

Nashville, TN - John Doe and Jame Doe sued United States of America on Federal Tort Claim Act negligence personal injury theories.

Greeneville, TN - Arlene Curley sued United States Postal Service on a Federal Tort Claim Act personal injury negligence theory.

New Orleans, LA - Clerance Ventress sued United States of America on a Federal Tort Claims Act (28 U.S.C. 2671) personal injury auto negligence theory.

02/28/2018 18 Witness and Exhibit List by United States of America. (O'Hale, K.) (Entered: 02/28/2018)
03/06/2018 19 MOTION in Limine to Exclude Plaintiff's Experts by United States of America. Motion(s) will be submitted on 3/21/20

Arlington, VA - Christopher G. Perry sued United States of America on auto negligence personal injury theories under the Federal Tort Claims Act

Plaintiff and Appellant Jonathan Arvizu sued the City of
Pasadena after he fell over a retaining wall located beside a
recreational trail in the City’s Arroyo Seco Natural Park,
resulting in devastating personal injuries. Arvizu had entered the
Park in the dark, pre-dawn hours, while it was closed, in order to
go “ghost hunting” with a group of friends. While taking a
short

Greenbelt, MD - Earl Green and Jenise Green sued The United States of America on an auto negligence Federal Tort Claim Act personal injury theory.

Greenbelt, MD - Jiema Forte-Green, individually, and as mother and next friend of EEG, a minor, sued The United States of America Federal Tort Claim Act personal injury auto negligence theory.

On September 8, 2011, Taylor was stopped by a Bixby police officer for driving 49 miles per hour in a 40-mile per hour speed zone. During the interrogation that followed, Taylor failed to produce a driver's license, admitted that he did not have a driver's license and admitted that he had never possessed a valid driver's license. Taylor was arrested and charged with speeding and driving without a

Valdosta, GA Lorinda Stacy Ellis sued The United States of America, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives on auto negligence personal injury federal tort claim act theories.

Fresno, CA - Mexican National Sentenced for Destructive Marijuana Cultivation Operation in Sequoia National Forest in Kern County

Alfredo Cardenas-Suastegui (Cardenas), 57, of Michoacán, Mexico, was sentenced to five years in prison for conspiring to manufacture, distribute and possess with intent to distribute marijuana in the Sequoia National Forest, U.S. Attorney McGregor W. Scott anno

In 2002 a Greyhound bus
struck and killed Claudia Zvunca in Colorado. Her daughter,
Cristina Zvunca, witnessed the accident. Cristina was
seven at the time. Now an adult, she is the administrator of
her mother’s estate. In 2016 Cristina seZled all claims against
Greyhound and other potentially responsible persons for
approximately $5 million. But Tiberiu Klein, who was Clau

Monteil Hyland was a passenger
in a car owned by Kimberly Perkins and driven by
Miquasha Smith—who, at age 16, was not lawfully behind
the wheel when she smashed the car at 12:46 a.m. one Saturday
into two parked vehicles, seriously injuring Hyland.
Smith has been convicted of aggravated reckless driving.
Neither Smith nor her parents had auto insurance. But Perkins
had

Los Angeles, CA - Robert Chavez et al v. The United States of America et al. on auto negligence and federal tort claim act personal injury theories.

Date Filed # Docket Text
02/14/2018 11 NOTICE OF DISMISSAL filed by Plaintiff Alexandria Davis, Robert Chavez pursuant to FRCP 41a(1) as to UNITED STATES, United States of America. (Liggett, Bradley) (Entered: 02/14/2018)
02/26/2018

Washington, DC - Reba E. Young sued The United States of America on an auto negligence Federal Tort Claim Act personal injury theory.

Las Vegas, NV - Jay Jensen sued The United States of America on an auto negligence personal injury Federal Tort Claim Act theory.

Date Filed # Docket Text
02/13/2018 1 PETITION FOR REMOVAL from Eighth Judicial District Court, Clark County, Nevada, Case Number A-17-766603-C, by John G Bitsko. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit A. State Court Complaint, # 2 Exhibit B. Certification of Scope of

Great Falls, MT - Bobbi Jo Sellars sued United States of America on an auto accident personal injury Federal Tort Claim

Great Falls, MT - Lea Ann Malatare sued The United States of America on auto negligence personal injury Federal Tort Claim Act theories.

Patrick O. Murphy and Brenda Murphy sued United States of America on auto negligence Federal Tort Claim Act theories.

New Orleans, LA - Christian Chesnut sue The United States of America on a Federal Tort claim auto negligence theory.

Dallas, TX - Bradley Wayne Evans and Morgan Taylor Evans used United States of America on an auto negligence Federal Tort Claims Act theory.

White Memorial Medical Center (White Memorial) and
Juan Barrio, M.D. (together, Defendants) challenge the denial in
part of their petition to compel arbitration of claims brought
against them by Gezel Saheli, M.D. Although the trial court
ordered Saheli to arbitrate the majority of her claims, it refused
to compel arbitration of her claims brought pursuant to Civil
Code sec

1 Appeal by plaintiff from so much of a judgment of the United States
2 District Court for the District of Connecticut, Geoffrey W. Crawford, Judge, as granted
3 summary judgment dismissing his claims against defendant City of Hartford (the
4 "City"), brought principally under 42 U.S.C. § 1983, for failing to supervise its police
5 officers with respect to appropriate use of force;