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King County Superior Court lawsuit graphic: four killed in Dominican rental fire, family sues Expedia and Vrbo over listing with no smoke detector, Rojas v. Expedia, Inc., No. 26-2-30948-5 SEA Personal Injury

Lawsuit Says Expedia, Vrbo Let Family Book Dominican Rental Listed With No Smoke Detector Before Fire That Killed Four 📎

Survivors and relatives filed suit Sept. 22, 2026, in King County Superior Court, alleging that the companies allowed a booking despite a listing that disclosed ...
Pinellas County Circuit Court capital case graphic: Judge Bulone finds two aggravating factors, rejects HAC, in State v. Kosowski, No. 23-02935-CF Criminal

Pinellas Judge Finds Two Aggravators in Kosowski Capital Murder Case 📎

Judge Joseph A. Bulone found financial gain and cold, calculated premeditation proved beyond a reasonable doubt, but rejected the especially heinous, atrocious or cruel aggravator.
Sher Tremonte seeks to withdraw as Sean Combs’ counsel over unpaid fees in Gardner v. Combs, No. 2:24-cv-07729, U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey Celebrity

Sher Tremonte Asks to Withdraw as Sean Combs’ Counsel in New Jersey Federal Suit, Citing Unpaid Fees and Communication Breakdown 📎

The New York firm says Combs has paid nothing in more than six months and has not been available for direct communication in over four ...
Laser pointer beam striking an eye: Husler v. Amazon.com, Inc., King County Superior Court No. 26-2-30517-0 SEA, alleges mislabeled Class IIIb laser injured child Personal Injury

Idaho Family Sues Amazon, Alleging Mislabeled Laser Pointer Permanently Damaged 10-Year-Old’s Eye 📎

A King County complaint says a pointer listed as a harmless Class 1 device was actually a high-powered Class IIIb laser, and asks the court ...
Supreme Court of Georgia suspends attorney six months over lost malpractice claim in In the Matter of James A. Satcher Jr., No. S26Y0982 Appeals

Georgia Supreme Court Suspends Attorney Six Months Over Lost Malpractice Claim, Says Harm Can Be Shown Without Client Testimony 📎

Justices reject a Review Board recommendation of three months, finding court records alone proved the clients lost their case.
Illinois Appellate Court affirms $41 million stroke verdict in Chicago Trust Co. v. Cherukuri, 2026 IL App (1st) 242012 Appeals

Illinois Appeals Court Affirms $41 Million Stroke Verdict, Rules Wife’s Ability to Sue Did Not Start Filing Clock 📎

First District holds a disabled plaintiff’s own condition controls tolling, and prejudgment interest runs on the full verdict before a high-low settlement setoff.