Lawsuit

A CT judge granted a prejudgment remedy of $5 million, a step that requires Stone Academy to secure assets to pay damages if found liable.

Attorney General Peter Neronha said he has significant financial concerns about Prospect’s two hospitals in Rhode Island. Connecticut Attorney General William Tong’s office has confirmed that he is also investigating the company.

The authority says it could pursue a defamation claim based on statements Gomes made to FOX61 after his primary loss to Mayor Joe Ganim.

The next battle over affirmative action in higher education will take place at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, the training ground for the army’s future officers. The same group that challenged race-conscious admissions at Harvard and the University of North Carolina has now sued West Point.

Connecticut has joined 16 other states and the Federal Trade Commission in suing Amazon. The online retailer is being accused of using coercive tactics to maintain a monopoly.

Connecticut's former public health commissioner, Renée D. Coleman-Mitchell, settled her wrongful termination suit Monday for $200,000.

About a quarter million troops and veterans have signed on as plaintiffs in litigation claiming the "Combat Arms" earplugs — manufactured by a 3M subsidiary — damaged their hearing.

A judge ruled that the Freedom of Information Commission must decide whether the names of troopers accused of falsifying records should be released.

Yale University settled a federal lawsuit on Friday with student advocacy group Elis for Rachael, regarding the Ivy League’s student mental health policies.

In a lawsuit, Mexico claimed gun designs by Colt pander to 'the criminal market in Mexico.' Stakes are high in court.