Elderly

Judge Under Fire for Releasing Suspect Accused of Brutal Assault on Elderly Subway Rider

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New York, NY — A controversial decision by a Manhattan judge to release a repeat offender following an alleged brutal attack on an elderly man has sparked widespread concern and criticism. Judge Beverly Tatham, who made the decision, recently refused to discuss her ruling when approached at her Brownsville residence. On December 20, 44-year-old Johnson Earl, a man with a significant criminal history, was accused of viciously assaulting an 83-year-old man after an accidental mishap on a southbound No. 5 train near Fulton Street station. According to police, the elderly man stumbled over Earl’s foot, … Read more

California Jury Awards $11 Million in Discrimination Case to Elderly Employee Denied Seating Accommodation

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San Diego, CA — In a significant legal decision as the year 2024 wrapped up, a San Diego courtroom saw a jury award surpassing $11 million to a former medical screener who cited employment discrimination at a plasma donation center. The large settlement underscores the ongoing concerns regarding workplace accommodations and age discrimination. The case involved a 74-year-old woman who worked at Octapharma Plasma, Inc., where she claimed the company did not provide necessary support for her physical condition. Specifically, she requested a chair to alleviate back pain while performing her job duties, which she … Read more

Contractor Found Guilty: Exploits Elderly Client and Endangers Community with Asbestos Exposure

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Denver, CO – A Denver-based contractor was found guilty on charges of defrauding an elderly person and risking the health of surrounding residents by improperly handling asbestos. The verdict, coming after a closely watched trial, highlighted concerns about unethical practices in the construction and renovation industry, particularly regarding the safety of vulnerable groups and the environment. The individual, whose operations had been under scrutiny, was accused of both financial misconduct and environmental negligence. According to the prosecution, the contractor deliberately overcharged an elderly client for home renovation services that were not only substandard but also … Read more

Historic Victory: Two Elderly Sisters Secure Record-Breaking $7.5 Million Settlement in Kings County

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In Hanford, California, a recent court ruling marked a historic moment for Kings County as two elderly sisters were awarded nearly $7.5 million in damages, setting a record for the largest sum ever granted in the county’s history. The award stems from a case involving a severe traffic accident that significantly impacted the lives of these sisters. The compensation awarded to the plaintiffs represents a legal milestone not only due to the size of the settlement but also for the implications it carries regarding traffic safety and the responsibilities of drivers. This case highlights the … Read more