Former Vanderbilt nurse RaDonda Vaught is scheduled to be sentenced this Friday after being found guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the 2017 death of 75-year-old patient Charlene Murphey. Vaught administered the wrong drug to Murphey, bypassing multiple safeguards before injecting her with the same drug used in some lethal injections. Long before that guilty verdict, Vanderbilt Medical Center quietly settled with Murphey’s family for the loss of her life. The family reportedly received a $750,000 settlement from Vanderbilt University Medical Center — a number that was confidential until now.
Tag: civil suits
Man sues Hermitage McDonald’s for $15K – says he bit into a staple in his Big Mac
A Nashville man says he bit into a Big Mac from the McDonald’s on Lebanon Pk in Hermitage, and got a surprise that has cost him a lot of money, pain, and anxiety since it happened. He is suing for $15K+
$3 million lawsuit filed in Antioch Captain D’s ice-throwing assault
A newly filed $3,000,000.00 lawsuit alleges an Antioch Captain D’s restaurant manager, Shanera Jones, assaulted a customer by throwing a glass of ice on him.
Moving company returned furniture with “urine, fecal matter, and apparent vomit” lawsuit alleges
A local couple arranged for All My Sons Moving & Storage to store their household items in their secure, climate controlled facility, while they sold one home and built another. When everything was delivered to their new home, it was nearly all “damaged or destroyed” with damage from “urine, fecal matter, apparent vomit, cigarette burns…” & more, according to a newly filed lawsuit.
The Dog Spot testifies “never strictly separated large dogs from small dogs in play areas” – Must pay $5,924 in dog’s death lawsuit
The Dog Spot is ordered to pay $5,924.00 in a lawsuit over the death of a dog in it’s care. In testimony, Chad Baker admitted it was never the practice to separate dogs by size in play areas, despite the claim on their website – which he says he copied and pasted from other websites, without reading the details.
Bellevue’s {Pub}licity Gastropub Closing Amid Debt, Lawsuits, & $14 Sausage Biscuits
Facing massive debt, and the 3rd eviction lawsuit in less than a year, Bellevue gastropub ‘Publicity’ will finally be closing it’s doors after brunch on Sunday. Perhaps Bellevue just wasn’t ready for $11 fried pimento cheese, a $15 burger, or a sausage biscuit with a sunny-side up egg for $14.
Guests Sue Nashville Days Inn Hotel for $225K in Bedbug Lawsuit
A mother and her daughter are suing for up to $225,000 after they were bitten by bedbugs at a Nashville hotel in July.
Councilman Scott Davis Hit With $302,887.95 Lawsuit for Loan Default
Nashville City Councilman Nevada Scott Davis Hit With $302,887.95 Lawsuit for Loan Default
Furniture By Brad Hit With Multiple Lawsuits from Customers
Brad Hannewald’s company ‘Furniture by Brad’ has been hit with multiple lawsuits for projects not completed, months late, and of poor quality. Now he faces thousands of dollars in court judgments – and new lawsuits, filed just this week.
Music City Psychic Sued Again – Man Paid Her $6K to Hold $35K Cash in Lockbox for 3 Months
A Nashville man says he paid $6,000 to the Music City Psychic to hold $35,000 in cash in a locked box for 3 months, in a promise the money would be returned, cleansed from anything that was causing the problems in his life…
SUED: Fairgrounds Speedway Nashville’s Bills Going Unpaid
Fairgrounds Speedway Nashville – behind on bills.
What happened to The Family Wash? A Litany of Litigation & Unpaid Debt
A reader asked us, “What happened to The Family Wash?”, so we took a look at why the Nashville staple of more than 15 years likely closed it’s doors.
Lee Beaman is wearing a bodycam 24/7 during his multi-million dollar divorce, while paying his wife 12K/month
If you’ve been in the Nashville area for any length of time, you’ve heard of Beaman Automotive, and it’s owner, Lee Beaman, who also recently
Metro Council Candidate Sylvester Armor: Real Estate License Suspended, Ignoring Garnishments for 25K+
Sylvester Armor is running for the hotly contested District 1 City Council seat in Nashville – an election that happens this Thursday (05/24). In his
Metro Council Candidate Gwendolyn Brown-Felder refused to bring her own property up to codes, so Metro put a Lien on it.
Gwendolyn Brown-Felder is running for the hotly contested District 1 City Council seat in Nashville – an election that happens this Thursday (05/24). On her platform,
Young Buck refuses to pay Nashville dentist $7,438.12 for services
Nashville Dentist Samuel Jackson, of Absolute Dental Care, says David Darnell Brown (Better known as Young Buck) owes him $7,438.12 for services, and he’s taken
Inside Mayor Barry’s Office: Her top staff’s criminal charges & civil lawsuits
In light of recent events concerning the Mayor’s judgement, we decided to take a look at Mayor Megan Barry’s choices of who she surrounds her
