City settles claim with Gail Wilson (C19-588)
City agrees to settle a legal claim brought by Gail Wilson using general funds. Settlement amount and claim details are not disclosed in the agenda item.
Council resolutions authorizing the city to settle a lawsuit or claim. Outcome details are often confidential by the settlement terms.
City agrees to settle a legal claim brought by Gail Wilson using general funds. Settlement amount and claim details are not disclosed in the agenda item.
City settles a claim brought by Natasha Kathiany using general funds. Settlement amount and grounds for the claim were not disclosed in the public agenda.
City Attorney recommends settling a claim filed by Tommy Berry. The settlement amount is not disclosed in this summary, but residents can track how city funds are used for legal claims.
City declines inherited property and receives $20,000 cash instead. The settlement resolves the estate's offer in lieu of property donation.
The city will pay settlement funds from the general fund to resolve a legal claim brought by Maurice Carter. Settlement terms are not disclosed in the agenda item.
The city is settling a legal claim brought by Angela Eason. The specific dollar amount and claim details are not disclosed in this summary.
The City Attorney is authorized to settle legal claims against the city. Dollar amounts and incident details are not publicly disclosed in the agenda summary.
The city is settling a claim against it, using public funds. The full details of the incident and settlement amount are not disclosed in this agenda summary.
The city is using public funds to resolve a lawsuit. Details of the incident and settlement amount are not public in this summary.
Settlement terms unknown; dollar amount and admission/release details not disclosed in public summary. Citizens entitled to settlement amount and conditions.
City Attorney gained authority to settle a lawsuit involving Cordell Mobley and former employee Cullen Stafford. Settlement terms and cost to taxpayers are not specified in the agenda item.
The city will pay damages to resolve a civil claim against officers Aguirre and Richard. Terms of the settlement remain sealed in the legal documents presented to council.
The city is paying to resolve a legal claim, but the agenda text is incomplete. Citizens deserve to know what happened, who was harmed, and how much the settlement costs.
Settlement of federal civil-rights litigation resolves allegations against the city. Details of the claim, damages, and terms of the settlement are not disclosed in the agenda item.
City Attorney recommends settling Nathan Lee Sanders' claim. Taxpayer funds from the general fund will be used.
Settlement terms are not disclosed in the agenda item, so the direct financial or policy impact on residents cannot be determined from public information. The case number (01-CV-2020-9) suggests this is a longstanding dispute that the city is now resolving.
The city must pay a court judgment ordered in a lawsuit brought by the State of Alabama. The full judgment amount is unclear from the agenda text, but this represents a financial obligation to settle the case.
City resolves a disputed insurance claim from a 2020 vehicle accident. Exact settlement amount not disclosed in agenda.
The City resolves a disputed insurance claim from a 2020 vehicle accident involving a city vehicle, clearing a liability matter and potentially freeing up legal resources.
City recovers damages from a 2020 vehicle collision involving a city-owned vehicle. Settlement resolves a disputed claim against the insurance company.
City settles a lawsuit involving Parrish Harrison-Anderson. Settlement amount and case details were not disclosed in the agenda.
The City agrees to settle a lawsuit filed by Mary Morykwas. Settlement amount and case details are not disclosed in this item.
City recovers disputed insurance payments. Dollar amount and claim details not disclosed in agenda materials.
City recovers funds from a disputed insurance claim against GEICO. The settlement resolves the dispute without further litigation.
The city is settling a civil lawsuit brought by Sandra Jones and others against a city official and Birmingham. Settlement terms and cost to taxpayers are not disclosed in this consent vote.