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Family of slain border agent files $25M claim
The family of a slain U.S. Border Patrol agent filed a $25 million wrongful death claim against the federal government on Wednesday.

Family of Turangi victim donates $20k
The family of a five-year-old girl raped at a Turangi camping ground have donated $20,000 to four organisations which helped them after the attack.

Pasadena Family Law Attorney Mark Baer Receives 'Super Lawyer' Designation
LOS ANGELES, CA-- - On January 23rd, Pasadena Family Law Attorney Mark Baer received the designation of " 2012 Southern California Super Lawyer " in the ' Family Law' category. Super Lawyers, ...

Family of Turangi rape victim donate $20,000
The European family of a little girl raped in a Turangi campground have made a "heart warming" and "remarkable" gesture to New Zealand - and despite the horror ordeal they plan to come back.The brutal attack on the 5-year-old on...

GeneTree.com Unveils New Family Consultation Service in Interpreting Genealogical DNA Data
GeneTree.com today unveiled the Family Consultation Service, an in-depth examination of genealogical and DNA data that is designed to assist avid genealogists with established fami

Family of agent slain in botched sting seeks damages
(Reuters) - The family of slain Border Patrol agent Brian Terry has filed a $25 million wrongful-death claim against the U.S. government, saying he was killed because federal investigators allowed guns to fall into the hands of violent criminals. Terry was shot dead in southern Arizona in December 2010 by suspected border bandits. Two guns found at the scene were traced to a botched U.S. Bureau ...

Slain border agent's family files $25 million claim
Family says he was killed because U.S. officials allowed murder weapons into hands of criminals.

California family settles lawsuit over leaked crash images
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The family of a teen whose mangled corpse was shown in horrific car-crash photos that went viral online has settled a lawsuit against the California Highway Patrol for $2.37 million, ending a 5-year legal battle that changed state law. The extremely graphic pictures, taken by investigators and leaked by two dispatchers, were posted across the Internet and used to taunt ...