Monster Beverage Sued For Wrongful Death of 14-Year-Old
Parents of 14-year-old Anais Fournier have filed a wrongful death lawsuit in California against Monster Beverage Corp., the maker of popular energy drinks.
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Fan Injuries at Football Games Raise Questions About Stadium Liability
Fan injuries at sporting events are uncommon, but recently alcohol induced accidents have left two young fans dead and a third injured. As the details of these incidents emerge, stadiums could face legal responsibility and be forced to increase safety measures.
→ Read MoreWidespread Toilet Recall Makes for Interesting Legal Case
Recently, toilet manufacturer Flushmate has had several of its toilets recalled for problems that have caused hundreds of cases of leaks or explosions. The company now faces at least one products liability lawsuit, with the potential for more on the way.
→ Read MoreCan reviews be considered libel or slander?
A fair critique of a restaurant, movie, TV show, or theater play is generally not defamatory, even though the comments or criticism may be disparaging and may cause a loss of business or reputation. Reviews are reasonably understood to be simply one person’s opinion.
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A personal injury claim is a lawsuit in which a victim attempts to recover damages from the party responsible for the injury.
→ Read MoreDefamation of Character in the Internet Age
In the past, defamation suits were largely brought against the media. However, with the advent of the internet and the widespread consumer use of personal webpages and blogs, anybody who posts a false statement about another person may now be subject to a defamation suit. This article explains defamation law and its application to internet users.
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