Trump Administration Backs Catholic Charity Which Refuses to Work With Same-Sex Couples
The Trump administration has lent its support to Catholic Social Services’ lawsuit against Philadelphia.
Michigan Supreme Court Won’t Stop Law-breaking Owosso Barber
Owosso barber Karl Manke began defying Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s stay-at-home order in early May, despite court orders to cease operations.
Amazon Employees in New York Say Company Ignored Coronavirus Hazards
Amazon has allegedly been pressuring its workers to stay on the job even when they have coronavirus-like symptoms.
Attorneys General Sue Over Betsy DeVos’s New Sexual Assault Rules for Schools
Under DeVos, the Department of Education wants to let student rapists cross-examine their accusers.
As States Begin to Reopen, Lawsuits Begin Rolling in Over Face Mask Mandates
A resident of Nashua, New Hampshire is suing the city over its recently adopted face mask mandate, arguing it violates his constitutional rights.
Kings Island, Cedar Point Sue Dr. Amy Acton of Ohio Over Lockdown Orders
Kings Island and a handful of other amusement parks are suing Dr. Amy Acton over Ohio’s lockdown orders.
4 Things You Should Do Before Applying for Life Insurance
You shouldn’t put off purchasing life insurance. Learn about available coverage options and find a policy that meets your future needs without compromising your current financial stability.
What You Must Prove to Win a Slip and Fall Injury Claim
No matter how simple your case seems, insurance companies make their money by finding as many ways to reduce a settlement payment as possible.
How Does Bail Work In New York?
Bail is not punitive. As established, its purpose is to secure the provisional liberty of an accused pending trial and to guarantee his appearance on the next court date.
Companies Making a Positive Impact with Plastic Alternatives
The coronavirus is accelerating the need for plastic alternatives.