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Father on Trial for heinous murder and disposal of 5-year-old daughter’s body

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Concord, New Hampshire – A New Hampshire man is currently on trial for the brutal murder of his five-year-old daughter, Harmony Montgomery. Prosecutors allege that Adam Montgomery, 34, not only beat the young girl to death but also took several months to dispose of her body in various locations. Meanwhile, Montgomery’s defense attorney maintains his client’s innocence, stating that the last person to see Harmony alive, Montgomery’s estranged wife, has refused to provide any information regarding the case. Montgomery pleaded not guilty in 2022 to charges of second-degree murder, abuse of a corpse, falsifying physical … Read more

Massachusetts Elected Officials Defend Appeals Court Judge from Unfair Criticism Over Former Romantic Relationship

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Boston, MA – Two Massachusetts officials responsible for confirming judges have criticized attempts to link the suitability of Appeals Court Judge Gabrielle Wolohojian for a vacancy on the state’s highest court to her past relationship with Governor Maura Healey. The Governor’s Council, which regularly approves judicial recommendations, is now tasked with reviewing Wolohojian’s qualifications for an open seat on the Supreme Judicial Court. Councilor Eileen Duff, who believes Wolohojian is highly qualified, expressed her frustration with the focus on the past romance instead of the judge’s professional background. Wolohojian, an Appeals Court judge for 16 … Read more

Landmark Church Lawsuit Against City of Lawrence Over Controversial Apartment Complex Set for Bench Trial

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LAWRENCE, Kan. – A church in Lawrence, Kansas, is taking its lawsuit against the City of Lawrence to trial. First Presbyterian Church is challenging a development project led by Dallas-based Fountain Residential Partners, which plans to build a 300-bedroom apartment complex on a 9-acre site. The church, located near the proposed development, argues that the city’s approval of the project violates zoning codes. The lawsuit was originally filed in late 2021, dismissed a few months later, and then revived in mid-2023 after a successful appeal. The trial, which was initially scheduled for early January, has … Read more

Michigan Couple Wins Landmark $11 Million Jury Ruling Following Leg Amputation

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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — A jury in Indiana has awarded a Michigan man and his wife more than $11 million in a medical malpractice lawsuit. The couple claimed that the man’s leg had to be amputated because of the negligence of medical professionals. The lawsuit alleged that the man sought treatment at the defendant hospital in Indiana for a non-healing foot ulcer. However, the hospital staff did not provide proper care, resulting in a serious infection that ultimately required the amputation of his leg. The plaintiffs argued that the hospital’s negligence caused immense pain, … Read more