Trials

Texas Takes a Bold Step: Jury Trials in Business Court Challenge Delaware’s Long-Standing System

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Houston, Texas — A $36 million legal battle involving plumbing issues at a medical office building is set to test Texas’ pioneering approach in the realm of business litigation. This case could signify a significant shift as the state affirms that juries can effectively handle complex business disputes, a challenge to the longstanding model established by the Delaware Chancery Court, where judges typically preside over such cases. Scheduled for trial on October 27 in Houston, this case is one of over three dozen that are expected to be heard by juries in the coming year. … Read more

High-Profile Jury Trials Heat Up: Murder Cases and More Dominate Final Week

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In Lawton, Oklahoma, a series of significant jury trials concluded last week, drawing attention for their serious nature, including a notable murder case. The courtroom was abuzz with activity as jurors deliberated various high-profile cases that could have lasting implications for the community. Among the key cases was a murder trial that garnered widespread interest, following allegations of a violent crime that shook the local neighborhood. The defendant, facing serious charges, maintained their innocence throughout the proceedings. Legal experts and community members closely monitored the case, recognizing its potential to influence future legal standards in … Read more

Google Faces $29 Billion Class Action Over Alleged Data Collection Misconduct as Privacy Trials Heat Up

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San Francisco, California — A federal jury was presented with a request for $29 billion in damages from Google LLC users in a class action lawsuit that alleges the tech giant continued collecting personal data despite users disabling a privacy setting. The case, which commenced Tuesday, claims that almost 100 million users were misled by Google regarding the control they had over their data privacy. During the opening arguments in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, class attorney David Boies outlined the basis of the staggering damages claim. He noted that … Read more

Hampton County Prepares for Jury Trials: Upcoming Schedule for the Week of August 11, 2025

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Hampton, South Carolina – The Fourteenth Circuit Solicitor’s Office is preparing for potential jury trials scheduled for the week of August 11, 2025, in Hampton County General Sessions. This upcoming selection of cases underscores the ongoing efforts within the local judicial system to address varying legal matters within the community. The trials will focus on a range of issues, reflecting the complexities of the cases that come before the court. As local officials gear up for jury selection, residents are reminded of the vital role they play in the judicial process. Those summoned for jury … Read more