Fails

Hospital Fails to Notify Mother of Daughter’s Death for Over a Year, Lawsuit Claims

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Cleveland, Ohio – A family is seeking justice through a lawsuit after a woman died in a hospital under circumstances that remained undisclosed to her mother for over a year. The case has brought attention to hospital communication protocols and raised questions about the rights of families to timely information regarding the health and safety of their loved, particularly in cases where death occurs. According to court documents filed last month, Sarah Johnson, a 43-year-old Cleveland resident, was admitted to a local hospital in early 2022 for what was described as a routine medical procedure. … Read more

Law Degree Fails to Impress in Barroom Standoff with Police

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Miami, FL – In a Florida bar, the claim of professional status was no match for the enforcement of public order, as an inebriated and disorderly lawyer failed to dissuade police officers from removing him from the premises. Eyewitness accounts report that the attorney, whose name has not been released, repeatedly informed the officers of his legal profession, presumably in an attempt to influence the situation. Onlookers described him as visibly intoxicated and disruptive to other patrons. Legal experts acknowledge that asserting one’s occupation, particularly legal expertise, rarely impacts law enforcement procedures in such scenarios. … Read more

Lutron’s Appeal Fails in J Geiger Legal Battle, Secures Reduced Penalty

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Philadelphia, PA – A recent ruling in a lengthy legal dispute saw Lutron Electronics Co. lose an appeal against J Geiger Shading Technology. However, the court also decided to lower the financial penalty previously imposed on Lutron, marking a partial relief for the prominent electronic control systems manufacturer. The case, which revolved around trade dress infringement claims, has been closely watched by industry experts and legal professionals alike for its implications in the realms of intellectual property and industrial design rights. J Geiger, a company known for its minimalist shading solutions, initially brought the lawsuit … Read more

Colorado’s Innovative “Portable” Background Check Law Fails to Deliver for Renters

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Denver, CO — In an effort to streamline the housing application process and reduce costs for renters, Colorado implemented a law in 2021 allowing for the portability of rental background checks. However, the initiative appears to have fallen short of its objectives, with many renters and landlords continuing to navigate an inefficient and expensive system. Under the law, a renter can use one background check for multiple rental applications within a 30-day period. Proponents argued that this system would reduce redundant checks, saving time and money for prospective tenants. However, nearly two years later, significant … Read more