Father of Woman Killed in Tragic Wrong Driveway Shooting Calls for Justice as Trial Begins

Hebron, New York – The trial of the man charged with fatally shooting 20-year-old Kaylin Gillis after she mistakenly pulled into his driveway is set to begin with jury selection on Monday. Kevin Monahan, the accused, has pleaded not guilty to charges of second-degree murder, reckless endangerment, and tampering with physical evidence. Gillis and her friends were on a trip in a rural area of New York near the Vermont state line when she pulled into Monahan’s driveway, mistaking it for a friend’s address. The confusion may have been exacerbated by spotty cell phone service … Read more

$75 Million Verdict: Parents Awarded Compensation in Tragic Police Chase Death

St. Charles County, Missouri – A St. Charles County jury has awarded $75 million in a verdict to the parents of a young man who died in a fatal police chase. The jury found defendant Aron Richardson liable for the death of 21-year-old Krystofer Batsell, with $50 million awarded for actual damages and an additional $25 million in damages for aggravating circumstances. On November 17, 2018, Richardson was fleeing from St. Charles police when he ran a red light and struck Batsell, resulting in his death. Richardson pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, drug possession, intoxication, … Read more

Tragic Lawsuit Reveals Toddler Left Quadriplegic After Choking on Candy Without Safety Warnings

LA QUINTA, Calif. – A tragic incident involving a toddler in California has sparked a lawsuit against toy company Hasbro. The parents of Amelie Paredes Sotelo, from La Quinta, have filed a lawsuit claiming that their child was left quadriplegic after choking on a Candy Land Gummy Dot produced by Hasbro. The lawsuit, filed on Dec. 28, 2023, alleges that the candy did not have the necessary safety warnings. This devastating incident highlights the potential dangers of toys and the responsibility of manufacturers to prioritize child safety. According to a news release, a home Ring … Read more

Landmark Court Decision: $7M Jury Award Reversed in Ford Lawsuit Following Tragic Crash

An intermediate court in Charleston, West Virginia has overturned a jury’s $7 million award in a lawsuit against Ford following a woman’s fatal crash. The decision, made by the Intermediate Court, comes after the original verdict was reached in favor of the plaintiff, who claimed that a defect in her vehicle’s design caused the accident and subsequent death. The lawsuit revolved around a single car crash that occurred in West Virginia several years ago. The plaintiff argued that a manufacturing defect in her Ford vehicle was responsible for the crash and ultimately led to the … Read more