Chile Police Officer Arrested for Allegedly Throwing Teen Over Bridge
Santiago officer is charged with a protestor’s fall that led to his hospitalization.
Walmart Must Disclose Fund Information, Judge Decides
A court orders Walmart to disclose information related to two funds in connection with allegations of excessive opioid distribution.
Justice Department Sues Author of Tell-All Book on Melania Trump, White House
The Justice Department says author Stephanie Winston Wolkoff violated the terms of a non-disclosure agreement–and shouldn’t receive any of the profits from her book.
U.S. Air Force Settles with Family of Contractor Killed By F-16 in Training Exercise
Charles Holbrook was killed after an F-16 student pilot mistook a line of rental cars for a demonstration target.
This Week in Rideshare: Prop 22, House Parties and India
Uber and unions go head-to-head, house parties cause chaos and engineers in India. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Stephen F. Austin University Settles Lawsuit with 6 Students Over False Police Report
Stephen F. Austin University recently agreed to settle a lawsuit with a handful of students who alleged their 14th Amendment rights were violated.
Lawsuit Alleges Learning Environment at Kettle Moraine School District is Toxic Due to Racism
Earlier this week, Kettle Moraine School District was sued after a student came forward with allegations that she and her peers were and continue to be the targets of racism.
How Pennsylvania Benefits from Online Gambling Legislation
Online gambling is slowly catching on in other parts of the country, and Pennsylvania is setting a good example of how to implement legalization in the right way.
Gamblification: An Overview of Legal Issues with Gambling
The situation is dubious and ever-changing, but today most gamblers can have fun online without any responsibilities and consequences, even though the regulations exist.
Understanding Overtime Laws in California
California’s overtime laws are designed to provide protection to employees beyond what is laid out at the federal level. Additionally, California courts side with employees more often than employers.