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Abigail Zwerner’s explosive $40 million negligence lawsuit against Newport News Public Schools entered trial on October 27, 2025, revealing shocking testimony that assistant principal Ebony Parker ignored three urgent warnings about an armed first-grader before the child shot Zwerner in her classroom. Opening statements began Tuesday, October 28, 2025, with a nine-member jury now hearing…
DoorDash faces multiple active lawsuits totaling over $28 million in settlements for tip misappropriation, worker misclassification, and consumer fraud—with New York securing $16.75 million and Illinois obtaining $11.25 million in separate enforcement actions. A March 2025 defamation lawsuit seeks $10 million after DoorDash allegedly branded a CEO as a fraudster, while Canada’s competition authority launched…
The Supreme Court’s June 2023 landmark ruling banning race-based admissions at Harvard triggered seismic legal shockwaves still reshaping college access in 2025. Harvard can no longer consider race in admissions under Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, effectively overturning decades of affirmative action precedent. Within days, civil rights groups filed new lawsuits challenging Harvard’s legacy…
Multiple courts have denied Glock’s motions to dismiss lawsuits alleging the manufacturer knowingly sells pistols easily converted into illegal machine guns with “Glock switches.” Chicago, Minnesota, and New Jersey have secured major legal victories in September and October 2025, allowing their cases to proceed to discovery. Courts rejected Glock’s arguments that the Protection of Lawful…
The Dexcom G7 lawsuit centers on allegations that Dexcom marketed its flagship glucose monitor as “the most accurate” CGM despite defective alert systems and sensors that failed before their advertised 10-day wear period. Filed in October 2025 in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California (Case No. 8:25-cv-02333), the class action follows…
Walmart customers affected by the $45 million weighted groceries settlement are receiving their payments in October 2025, while a new Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) class action has been filed against the retail giant over background check violations. Two major Walmart class actions are making headlines this month—one distributing millions in consumer refunds, the other…
An Orangeburg County, South Carolina jury ordered the NCAA to pay $18 million to former college football player Robert Geathers and his wife Debra, finding the organization negligent for failing to warn about long-term concussion effects. The verdict awarded $10 million to Geathers, who played defensive end at South Carolina State University from 1977 to…
The Rockland County Board of Elections filed a motion to dismiss the 2024 election lawsuit, and plaintiffs submitted their response on August 29, 2025. The judge now has 60 days after the Board’s reply to rule on the dismissal motion. This procedural development marks a critical juncture in a case that has attracted national attention…
The Roblox lawsuit Law by Mike situation escalated dramatically in September 2025 when attorney Mike Mandell announced he’s partnering with Schlep’s legal team—which represents over 800 victims—to prepare lawsuits against Roblox Corporation over child safety failures. While Law by Mike has not yet filed formal court papers, he’s actively gathering victims through his website IThinkIHaveACase.com…