A York City woman struck by a dump truck nearly five months ago has died of complications because of her injuries, the York County Coroner's Office said.

The U.S. Justice Department is asking a federal judge to halt new admissions of school-age children at the Conway Human Development Center, claiming that the facility "exposes residents to death and injury."

A 61-year-old Hoboken resident won a lawsuit against the city on Monday, receiving $121,000 in gross personal injury damages from a 2007 slip-and-fall accident on City Hall grounds.

It's a potentially explosive lawsuit focusing on the safety record of a major automaker. And it has nothing to do with Toyota. A small army of defense lawyers for once-mighty General Motors is battling in Connecticut court to seal court documents that indicate that poorly designed seat backs may have led to numerous deaths and injuries.

It's a potentially explosive lawsuit focusing on the safety record of a major automaker. And it has nothing to do with Toyota. A small army of defense lawyers for once-mighty General Motors is battling in Connecticut court to seal court documents that indicate that poorly designed seat backs may have led to numerous deaths and injuries. Those documents were from a Philadelphia case that involved ...

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According to George W. Ilchert, Esq., a partner with Lurie, Ilchert, Mac Donnell and Ryan, LLP ( www.limrlaw.com ), a personal injury law firm with experience in New York wrongful death cases, New York resident Sandra Livingston recently filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Toyota Motor Corporation in connection with an October incident that left her 21 year-old ...

A Wayne County Circuit judge has allowed the Friends of Eliza Howell Park, a group of residents in Detroit's Brightmoor neighborhood, to intervene in a lawsuit that will determine the fate of the 240-plus-acre park on the city's west side.

New York personal injury attorney Evan Torgan should not face disciplinary action for the circumstances under which he signed a paralyzed victim of the 2003 Staten Island Ferry disaster to a retainer agreement, a U.S. magistrate judge has recommended.

New York personal injury lawyers want property managers to know that it is their responsibility to make sure their apartment buildings are safe, no matter how the economy has affected them.