Supreme Court Says Trump Tax Records Not Protected By Presidential Immunity
However, it is unlikely the public will get a peek at Trump’s financial information until after the election’s over.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Facing Numerous Lawsuits on New Sexual Misconduct Rules
Education advocates say that DeVos’s rules burden schools and threaten to silence victims of sexual misconduct.
9,500 Avalon Furniture Sets Recalled Over Lead Paint
Avalon Furniture is recalled about 9.500 furniture sets over concerns of lead paint.
Disability Discrimination Lawsuit Settles for $25K
Powerlink Facilities Management agreed to settle a disability discrimination lawsuit for $25,000.
Residential Landlords Ask for Relief Amid the Pandemic
Chicago area landlords seek help in court evicting tenants for nonpayment of rent, unsanitary living conditions, and other issues.
Teen Invents Wristband to Fight the Spread of COVID-19
English teen comes up with vibrating wristband to warn users when their hands are too close to their face.
Harvard, MIT Sue Trump Administration in Bid to Save International Students from Deportation
The Trump administration’s last-minute visa policy revision–intended to force colleges into reopening this fall–puts many students in an incredibly difficult position.
Supreme Court Bans Robocalls for Telemarketers and Government Alike
In the interest of equity, the court won’t let government-contracted debt collectors make automated calls, either.
3M Settles Lawsuit Over Fraudulent N95 Scheme
3M recently agreed to settle a lawsuit it filed against ZeroAqua over a fraudulent N95 scheme.
Mother Sues HUB International After Being Fired Because Her Kids were Loud During Virtual Meetings
HUB International was recently hit with lawsuit for allegedly terminating an employee because her children were too loud during virtual meetings.