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Exploring the Ever-Evolving Landscape of Employment Law: Latest Case Law and Future Predictions

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Buffalo, New York – As the world continues to navigate the challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses are adapting their return-to-work policies while administrative agencies adjust to a post-pandemic reality. In light of these changes, a webinar hosted by Goldberg Segalla on March 26th, 2024 from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EDT will explore the current state of employment laws and provide insights into what we can expect in the near future. Leading the discussion will be Angela A. Cronk, a partner at Goldberg Segalla, and attorney Andrew F. Beck. Both experts will … Read more

Avon Man Awarded $42 Million in Landmark Verdict Against Tesla in Motorcycle Crash Lawsuit

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Indianapolis, Indiana – An Avon man has been awarded over $42 million by a Marion Superior Court jury for the serious injuries he sustained in a 2017 motorcycle crash involving a Tesla Inc. employee. The verdict was reached on Wednesday, holding Tesla Inc. and its employee, Kyle Kaszuba, responsible for the accident that resulted in severe injuries to motorcyclist Chris Dugan. The jury found Kaszuba to be 70% responsible for the crash, while Dugan was deemed 30% responsible. According to court records, the collision occurred on Rockville Road in 2017 when Kaszuba, a Tesla service … Read more

Lawyer Slams Aaron Rodgers for Alleged Sandy Hook Denial: Calls Him a ‘Slow-Witted, Gullible Person’

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DALLAS, TX – A lawyer representing the families affected by the tragic Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting has publicly criticized Aaron Rodgers, alleging that the star quarterback denied the validity of the tragedy. CNN recently revealed that Rodgers allegedly shared conspiracy theories about the shooting back in 2013 during an interview with one of their reporters. Coincidentally, this information emerged just after Rodgers’ name was listed as a potential running mate for independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The news sparked widespread outrage online and prompted attorney Mark Bankston to express his dismay towards … Read more

Sensational SDNY Ruling: Website Accessibility Lawsuit Dismissed with Prejudice for Lack of Standing

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New York, NY – The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) has seen a shift in the handling of website accessibility lawsuits. In a recent decision, SDNY Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil dismissed a complaint with prejudice due to vague allegations regarding the plaintiffs’ standing to sue. This departure from the norm may have implications for future cases in the district. The lawsuit involved two blind individuals who identified themselves as testers. They alleged that an online retailer’s website violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the New York State … Read more