Philadelphia, PA - George Childs sued The United States of America on an auto negligence Federal Tort Claim Theory.

This appeal, brought by three tobacco companies (“Appellants”), challenges on multiple grounds the judgment entered against them and in favor of Pauline Burkhart for compensatory and punitive damages. The judgment was awarded after a bifurcated, ten-day trial in which the jury found in Burkhart’s favor on her claims of negligence, strict liability, fraudulent concealment, and civil conspiracy. Thi

A Selma Police officer shot and killed Ananias Shaw, who was coming toward him with a hatchet. Shaw’s estate brought 42 U.S.C. § 1983 claims for excessive force and false arrest and state law tort claims against Officer Desmond Williams, former Selma Police Chief William Riley, and the City of Selma. The district court granted summary judgment in favor of the defendants and the estate has appealed

Petitioner Klean W. Hollywood, LLC (Klean), a voluntary
drug abuse treatment facility, was sued by real party Langston
Jackson, who had enrolled at the facility to obtain treatment
for drug addiction. Jackson blamed Klean for the injuries he
suffered after smuggling heroin into his room and injecting it
late one night. Jackson claimed that Klean was negligent in
failing to

Tallahassee, FL - Kasi M. Guillot sued United States of America on an auto negligence Federal Tort Claim Act theory.

ORDER FOR ENTRY OF JUDGMENT - The clerk must enter judgment in Case No. 4:16cv608-RH/CAS for Ms. Harris against the United States in the amount of $1,157,685.33. The clerk must enter judgment in Case No. 4:16cv332-RH/CAS for Ms. Guillot against the United States in the amou

Orlando, FL - Hannah Anderson sued The United States of America on a auto negligence Federal Tort Claim Act theory.

Miami, FL - Ryan Conley sued The United States of America on a Federal Tort Claim Act auto negligence theory.

Date Filed # Docket Text
02/07/2018 65 ORDER RESETTING TRIAL, ( Calendar Call set for 3/1/2018 01:30 PM in Miami Division before Judge Jose E. Martinez., Jury Trial set for 3/12/2018 09:30 AM in Miami Division before Judge Jose E. Martinez.) Signed by Judge Jose E. Martinez

Miami, FL - Fumigation Company Sentenced, Owner Imprisoned After Illegal Pesticide Applications

AAA Pest Protection Inc. d/b/a AAA Pest Control, Inc. (AAA Pest), and owner William Robles, 59, of Fort Lauderdale, Florida were sentenced today in federal court in Miami before U.S. District Court Judge Beth Bloom in connection with the illegal application of pesticides to treat homes and othe

Kenneth Jerome Dawson appeals the dismissal of his action brought pursuant
to 42 U.S.C. § 1983 in which he asserts a violation of his Fourteenth Amendment
substantive due process rights. Dawson challenges the official policies of the
Jefferson County Jail. Due to the timing of Dawson’s detention, the timing of his
posting of bond, and the court-ordered release condition that Dawson

Sacramento, CA - Angela L. Hayden and Joshua D. Buttrum sued The United States of America on auto negligence Federal Tort Claim Act theories.

Some Docket Entries for this case:

Date Filed # Docket Text
02/08/2018 23 PROPOSED ORDER re Unopposed Request to Excuse In-Person Attendance at Settlement Conference by United States of America. (Kim, Chi Soo) (Entered: 02/08/2018)

Chicago, IL - Jane M. Manning sued The United States of America on an auto negligence federal tort claim act theory.

Sixteen‐year‐old Michael
DeAngelo Sago, Jr., and three other young men attempted to
rob a pizzeria at gunpoint. Frank Pobjecky, an off‐duty police
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officer waiting for a pizza, shot and killed Michael.1 James
Horton, as administrator of Michael’s estate, brought various
federal and state claims against Pobjecky and others. The
distri

Albuquerque, NM - Joseph Daniel (Danny) Ortega and Maria Ortega v. United States of America on a Federal Tort Claim Act medical malpractice theory.

Albuquerque, NM - Oscar A. Solis sued United States of America on a Federal Tort Claim Act negligence theory.

Norfolk, VA - Patricia Yackley sued The United States of America on an auto negligence Federal Tort Claim Act theory.

Madison, WI - Patrick O. Murhpy and Brenda Murphy sued The United States of America on an auto negligence Federal Tort Claim Act theory.

Hatem Ataya pleaded guilty to one count of
conspiracy to commit healthcare fraud and wire fraud. His plea agreement included a waiver of
his appeal rights. During his plea colloquy, Ataya acknowledged that he understood that he was
waiving these rights. The district court, however, failed to comply with Federal Rule of Criminal
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Atlanta, GA - Barbara Jean Brown sued The United States of America on a Federal Tort Claim Act auto negligence theory.

Travis Sakai (Sakai) sued Massco Investments, LLC,
(Massco) for negligence and premises liability after he was
struck and then dragged by a vehicle exiting Massco’s
parking lot. The trial court granted summary judgment to
Massco on the ground that there was “no foreseeability and
no duty.” On appeal, Sakai argues that the trial court erred
because the accident was reasonabl

Ft. Pierce, FL - Krista S. Crowley sued the United States of America on a Federal Tort Claim Act auto negligence theory.

Miami, FL - Fernando Carrera and Korrine Carrera sued United States of America on a Federal Tort Claim Act auto negligence theory.

Panama City, FL Darcy M. Watts and Thomas C. Watts, individually and as parents of A.W., a minor, sued The United States of America on a Federal Tort Claim Act negligence theory.

Gainesville, FL - Larry Davis and Shenq'uia Price sued United States of America on a Federal Tort Claim Act theory.

On May 31, 2011, Sie Giok Giang, a passenger on a Sky Express interstate bus traveling from North Carolina to New York, was killed when the driver fell asleep at the wheel and ran the bus off the side of a Virginia highway. About seven weeks before the crash, Sky Express had been given an “unsatisfactory” safety rating by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (“FMCSA”), a rating that ord

Victims of a massive, South Carolina-centered Ponzi scheme -- characterized by fraudulent loans secured by the borrowers’ publicly traded stock -- obtained a judgment of over $150 million against Derivium Capital (USA), Inc., its principals, and numerous other participants in the scheme. Alan M. Grayson, AMG Trust, and Grayson Consulting, Inc., three of the plaintiffs, are now pursuing others whom