Jury

Charges Dropped: Lexington Man Acquitted by Grand Jury in UK Student Assault Case

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Lexington, KY — A Fayette County grand jury has declined to indict a Lexington man on charges stemming from allegations of rape and attempted strangulation of a University of Kentucky student. The decision, which effectively dismisses the case, was announced on March 18. Chase McGuire, 22, faced multiple charges including five counts of first-degree rape, four counts of third-degree sodomy, one count of third-degree sexual abuse, and one count of first-degree strangulation (attempted). The allegations detailed incidents reported to have occurred on September 19, 2024, at multiple locations including an off-campus site and the William … Read more

Jury Orders Real Water to Pay Over $3 Billion for Toxic Bottled Water Linked to Fatal Liver Disease

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Las Vegas — A jury has ordered a bottled water company, known for a product that caused a severe health crisis in Southern Nevada, to pay over $3 billion in damages. The decision on Friday marked another significant financial judgment against Real Water, which faces numerous lawsuits following an outbreak of liver failure and at least one fatality related to its product. Last week’s judgment follows a history of heavy penalties against the company, including verdicts of $5 billion and $3 billion earlier this year. Real Water, operated by Affinitylifestyles.com, promoted its bottled water as … Read more

Jury Hits Las Vegas Real Water Company with Staggering $3.8 Billion Verdict in Landmark Lawsuit

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In a monumental legal decision out of Las Vegas, Nevada, a jury has awarded a staggering $3.8 billion to plaintiffs who sued the local company Real Water, alleging that its alkaline water products led to severe liver damage. This lawsuit marks one of the largest single jury verdicts in recent history concerning a consumer product. The case, which has captivated public attention, centered around the company’s alkaline water, which was marketed as a healthy beverage option. Plaintiffs in the lawsuit claimed that the water caused a range of health issues, most notably non-viral hepatitis that … Read more

MGM Grand Faces Legal Challenge as Fired Employee’s Attorneys Seek Triple Compensation Following Jury Award

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Detroit, MI – A former MGM Grand Casino employee who was previously awarded $133,000 by a federal jury in Michigan cannot seek to triple that amount, the casino’s attorneys argued. The dispute stems from the employee’s claim of wrongful termination, alleging reasons that have not been publicly disclosed. The court case, which was concluded earlier this year, initially ended in the employee’s favor, with the jury siding with his grievances and assigning the six-figure sum as a form of restitution. However, the ongoing legal battle took another turn when the plaintiff’s legal team pushed for … Read more