Legal

Court finds Logan Shoemaker intended to kill or seriously injure when he crashed a stolen garbage truck into a police vehicle.

In their lawsuit, landfill operators call the 140-foot limit “arbitrary and capricious”—and not related to public health.

A District Court judge in Northern California decided that EPA's request for a delay is an effort to "sidestep" a previous court order.

The nonprofit group that represented the 11 individuals announced 32 charges have been dropped “without prejudice.”

Up to 40,000 residents intend to sue the Australian government, making it the country’s largest class action lawsuit.

A financial officer for SKM Recycling has been sentenced to six months in prison for siphoning off $168,000 from the company into personal accounts.

Michigan initially announced its plan to sue over PFAS contaminants in drinking water months ago.

After CRT outlet Closed Loop failed in 2016, three additional companies have agreed to settle in the recycling suit.

We recently sat down with self-proclaimed “garbage lawyer” Constance Hornig to discuss her take on industry changes she has seen over the decades.

When a public procurement is challenged in court, judges can be both vigilant and tolerant.