Judge Kane in federal district court in Denver refused last Monday to dismiss a class action by detainees at a private, for-profit immigration detention center, claiming they were entitled to compensation for the work they performed under the center’s Orwellian-named
17 Reportedly Sickened After Eating at Illinois Golf Course Restaurant
A possible foodborne illness may have sickened 17 people who ate at the Grumpy Goat Tavern in Elgin, IL, on Saturday. The Kane County Health Department in Aurora, IL, is investigating the reports. Those suffering from “gastrointestinal disorders” had eaten from a
A King Soopers Shopper Struck by Listeria and Survived – Barely
American Gun: Aurora Shooter James Holmes Tries to Use NAS Report to Preclude Expert Firearm Testimony
James Holmes, who allegedly fatally shot twelve people and injured dozens more at the midnight premiere of “The Dark Knight Rises,” at an Aurora movie theater, has moved to preclude expert opinion testimony that would link the bullets used in
Simple Tips to Avoid a Huge Mess!
An interesting story in the news caught my eye today as I was sipping my morning coffee. An Aurora woman, allegedly frustrated with her non-responsive mortgage company, spray painted the following message on her garage door: “”Jamie Dimon & JPMorgan
Why Does The First Aurora Shooting Lawsuit Look So Dubious?
Back when news broke of James Holmes’ shooting at a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora, Colorado on July, I briefly considered writing about it. As hard as it is to write about a tragedy on a
Why Does The First Aurora Shooting Lawsuit Look So Dubious?
Back when news broke of James Holmes’ shooting at a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora, Colorado on July, I briefly considered writing about it. As hard as it is to write about a tragedy on a
Letter From The Editor: Movie Murders & Cantaloupe Deaths
By now there’s hardly a person on the planet that does not know the name of the Century 16 movie theaters in the hardscrabble city of Aurora, Colorado. It was there in the first minutes of Friday morning that 70
Harmony in HOAs – It’s a Two-Way Street
The Aurora Sentinel published a story yesterday entitled Know where to turn when you have HOA nightmares. The story chronicles the troubles of a handful of residents of an HOA in Aurora. The complaints range from allegations of unfair late fees
Illinois Subway Salmonella Outbreak Lawsuit
Today, along with Gary Newland of the Chicago-area firm Newland, Newland, and Newland, we filed suit on behalf of an Illinois woman, who was sickened at an Aurora Illinois Subway restaurant. The plaintiff is one of many victims of the