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Mar 10, 2026
Tort/Negligence – Defamation Per Se – Online Posts’ Alleged Accusations of Arson
Alleged arson accusations posted on social media are not defamatory per se. The Court denied the motion in full. This action arose out of the discontinuance of Plaintiff rFactr, Inc.’s […]
Nov 7, 2025
$3.5 million settlement; Abuse and neglect lead to broken femur, plaintiff claims
Action: Negligence and tort Injuries alleged: Broken femur Case name: Withheld Court/case no.: Withheld Jury and/or judge: Withheld Amount: $3.5 million Date: June 28, 2025 Attorneys: Carma Henson, Thomas Henson, […]
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Commentary
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