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The attorney representing a family whose daughter was killed in a fiery car crash in November is confident that a lawsuit filed against Chrysler will end in their favor.
The figure represents $1 million for each of the 51 additional years that John Bieniewicz, 44, could have lived, according to the lawsuit.
A jury in Georgia has awarded $150 million to the family of a 4-year-old boy killed when a Jeep Grand Cherokee exploded into flames three years ago after being rear-ended.
A federal jury on Wednesday rejected a Michigan man's claims that a condiment package he patented in 1997 led H.J. Heinz Co. to develop its Dip & Squeeze ketchup packets in 2010.
Brooke Melton, 29, died in a 2010 crash near Atlanta when the ignition switch of her Cobalt slipped out of the run position.
Representatives of a local union say boilers in the Detroit Public Schools buildings are putting students and staff in danger.
A jury's verdict that Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke copied Marvin Gaye's music to create their hit song "Blurred Lines" won't just be felt by the singer's pocketbooks — it has the potential to change how musicians work and could open the door to new copyright claims.
One couple never sold their tickets, but were ticketed because "police unreasonably suspected that they may sell them."
The decision centers on a technical point: The court says a three-year deadline to sue was missed.
The woman, who isn't identified in the lawsuit, says the man sexually harassed, stalked and intimidated her.
The Ypsilanti man claims he was fired for criticizing the automaker's efforts to support the gay community.
The lawsuit filed in Manhattan State Supreme Court paints a picture of a careless, cocky staff of doctors who ran roughshod over Rivers while she was unconscious, and it suggests that she died because of their incompetence.
MGM Restoration says it was called about a flooding issue and only received $7,000.
One Michigan woman said she wouldn't support a ban on sledding ...
A family said Frankenmuth violated their rights by blocking an attempt to sell their land to Walmart.
A Michigan hospital has agreed to pay $65,000 to settle a lawsuit from a fourth black nurse following an accusation that it agreed to a man's request that no black nurses care for his newborn.
A federal appeals court has agreed to take another look at a First Amendment claim made by Christian evangelists who were told to leave an Arab-American street festival or be ticketed by police in Dearborn.
A Lansing-area woman who sued after Starbucks stopped making coffee for her single-serving machine has settled for $250.
Pew, who was 18 years old at the time, leaned against a window in a lounge and fell six floors, shattering numerous bones and suffering lifelong injuries.
A fired Michigan prison food service worker has filed a whistle-blower complaint, saying she lost her job for reporting falsified records and kitchen practices that endangered health and food safety.
The teen says his rights were violated when he was barred from riding the train without an adult.
Kesha and her mentor and producer filed dueling lawsuits Tuesday over the pop singer's claims she was subjected to nearly a decade of sexual and emotional abuse.
Should a federal judge decide how a prisoner sleeps?
Federal Trade Commission chairwoman Edith Ramirez announced the settlement over those monthly charges on consumer phone bills for services that were never ordered.
