Verdict

Jury Delivers Verdict: MyPillow CEO Found Liable for Defaming Dominion Employee in High-Profile Case

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Minneapolis, Minnesota — A jury has found Mike Lindell, the founder of MyPillow, liable for defamation against a former Dominion Voting Systems employee. Lindell’s accusations included claims that the employee had committed treason and was involved in the manipulation of the 2020 presidential election results. The case revolved around Lindell’s public statements and social media activity, where he repeatedly vilified Dominion, a pivotal player in the election technology arena. The jury’s decision underscores the legal ramifications of disseminating unfounded allegations that can severely harm an individual’s reputation. Court documents revealed that Lindell branded the former … Read more

East Brandywine Homeowners Win $3.25 Million Verdict Against Builder for Construction Defects

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Downingtown, Pennsylvania — A jury in Chester County has awarded $3.25 million to three couples from East Brandywine Township in a case involving serious construction defects in their homes. These homeowners took legal action against Southdown Homes, the builder of their development, after experiencing significant water damage attributed to improper installation of building materials. The plaintiffs purchased their homes for prices ranging from $600,000 to $800,000 at a development known as the Estates at Hideaway Farms. Their lawsuits claimed that issues like water infiltration stemmed from faulty stucco and window installations, leading to substantial damage … Read more

Historic $15.5 Million Verdict Honors Victim of Watson Grinding Explosion, Thanks to Simon Perdue’s Legal Triumph

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San Antonio, Texas — A jury has awarded $15.5 million to a victim of the devastating Watson Grinding explosion that occurred in 2020, marking a significant legal victory for Simon Perdue, the attorney representing the plaintiff. This landmark ruling comes after a trial that revealed the severe impact of the explosion on the victim’s life and serves as a poignant reminder of the incident’s tragic consequences. The explosion, which took place on January 24, 2020, claimed the lives of three individuals and caused extensive damage to several surrounding buildings, including homes and businesses in the … Read more

Judge Dials Down Baltimore’s $266 Million Opioid Verdict Against Drug Giants, Reducing It to $52 Million Amid Fallout

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Baltimore, Maryland — A judge has ruled that jurors overstepped by awarding the city an excessive sum in a recent verdict against two major drug distributors, McKesson and AmerisourceBergen. The decision follows a November trial where jurors determined that these companies had unreasonably supplied large quantities of painkillers that contributed significantly to Baltimore’s opioid crisis. Jurors held McKesson and AmerisourceBergen accountable for an alarming 97% of the city’s opioid epidemic and awarded Baltimore $266 million in damages. However, Baltimore City Circuit Judge Lawrence Fletcher-Hill indicated that this amount was disproportionate to the evidence presented, suggesting … Read more