Excessive

Family of Man Killed in Wyoming Police Shooting Sues City and Officers for Wrongful Death and Excessive Force

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WYOMING, Ohio – The city of Wyoming and the officers involved are facing a lawsuit from the family of a 28-year-old man who was killed during a shooting involving the police last year. Joe Frasure Jr. was fatally shot in January 2023 when Wyoming police officers responded to a burglary call. Frasure’s parents filed the lawsuit in federal court, alleging excessive force, wrongful death, and lack of police training as contributing factors to their son’s tragic demise. They firmly assert that Frasure was never seen committing a crime or possessing a weapon and believe that … Read more

Judge Reduces St. Paul’s Record Jury Award in Excessive Force Case, Cuts $10 Million to $2.5 Million

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Minneapolis, MN – A federal judge has reduced the record jury award given to the family of Cordale Handy, a man fatally shot by St. Paul police in 2017. The award, initially set at $10 million in compensatory damages, has been decreased to $2.5 million after the city of St. Paul appealed the decision. U.S. District Judge David Doty described the original award as “patently excessive” and argued that it did not align with the limited evidence presented during the trial. Handy, who was under the influence of bath salts at the time of the … Read more

Downtown Aquarium’s Excessive Negligence Costs Woman $3 Million in Landmark Injury Case

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Houston, Texas – Downtown Aquarium has been ordered to pay a woman an amount close to $3 million in a lawsuit settlement after an injury she sustained while visiting the establishment. The ruling, which Landry’s, the parent company of Downtown Aquarium, calls “excessive,” was made in favor of the victim who suffered the injury on the premises. The incident in question occurred at the Landry’s-owned aquarium, a popular tourist attraction in downtown Houston. The woman, whose identity is being kept anonymous, suffered severe injuries as a result of a fall. Her legal team argued that … Read more

Allegations of Excessive Defects at Boeing 737 Max Supplier Spark Further Scrutiny

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WICHITA, Kan. – Court documents have revealed allegations of quality control issues at Spirit AeroSystems, a key supplier for Boeing’s 737 Max planes. A former quality-control inspector reported finding a high number of defects at a Kansas plant. The allegations come in the wake of a recent incident involving an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9, where the fuselage suffered a blowout mid-flight. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grounded all Max 9 jets with similar door plugs after the incident and has launched an investigation into Boeing. Spirit AeroSystems, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of … Read more