The New Mexico Court of Appeals has upheld $10 million in punitive damages for the family and estate of an Albuquerque man who was killed by a drunk driver in 2003.
The Court ruled that there was enough evidence to support the full amount of...
Connecticut Supreme Court Says Fraternity Can be Sued in Fatal Crash
A Connecticut Supreme Court has ruled that a fraternity can be sued for alleged negligence in connection with a 2003 crash killing four Yale University students, including two members of the school’s baseball team.
The students were returning...
Following Surgery, “No Sponge Left Behind” Should Help
In the October issue of The Journal of American College of Surgeons, researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill reviewed 2,285 surgical cases where sponges were tracked using a new system called RF Assure Detection.
A tiny...