Jackson Prison Managers Sue MDOC for Wrongful Termination and Retaliation
Brent Rohrig and Vicki McCabe say they were fired after reporting coworkers for running a drug-smuggling ring inside the prison.
Tulsi Gabbard Sues Hillary Clinton for $50m
Hillary Clinton can’t seem to keep her nose out of the 2020 primaries–and now she’s being sued for defamation.
Sex Offender Cannot Change Name to ‘Better Off Dead’
Sex offender can’t use religious belief argument to change name.
Female Alcohol Use Has Increased Sharply Over the Years
Researchers find that women are drinking larger amounts of alcohol than ever before.
Montclair State University Sued for Freedom of Speech Violations
Montclair State University recently came under fire in a lawsuit alleging it violated a student group’s Constitutional right to free speech.
Lawsuit Filed in the Aftermath of Troy Township Helicopter Crash that Killed 2 Men
The estates of two men who were killed in a helicopter crash in Troy Township are suing MD Helicopters, Inc., Rolls-Royce Corp., Honeywell International, Inc., and Accurate Accessories, LLC for negligence.
Flint Water Crisis Class Action OK’d By Supreme Court
By keeping quiet, the Supreme Court is giving voice to the victims of Flint’s water crisis.
California Wants Riot Games to Pay $400m in Sex Discrimination Settlement
California says that Riot Games hasn’t done nearly enough to pay back its accusers.
Promise and Challenges of Big Data in Healthcare Industry
Combine the technology with the likes of AI and IoT, and you will be able to automate several industries, thus paving the way for automation and increased efficiency in patient care.
5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Go to Law School
Enrolling in law school is a big decision, just like any other that determines the course of your future professional life. However, many lawyers will tell you that law is more of a calling than a profession.