Lawsuit Accuses Omaha Police of Using Excessive Force During Racial Injustice Protests
The ACLU says, in one incident, Omaha officers sent over 100 peaceful protesters to a coronavirus-infested jail.
Minor Leaguers’ Lawsuit Over Pay Allowed to Proceed, Supreme Court Says
The Supreme Court recently agreed to grant a handful of minor-league baseball players class-action status in a lawsuit they are filing against Major League Baseball.
Appeals Court Rejects Opioid ‘Negotiation Class’ Idea
Appeals court will not allow novel framework in opioid litigation.
Former Church-goer Sends Racially Motivated Death Threat
Michigan man sends hateful message, threatening a Black woman’s life.
Muslim Woman Sues Detroit, Michigan DoC for Forcing Her to Remove Hijab in Detention Center Photos
Zainab Chabban says Detroit Detention Center staff offered her a difficult choice: to remove her hijab for mugshots, or spend the night on the booking room floor without any bedding.
Gov. Whitmer: Michigan Supreme Court Ruling Jeopardizes Public Health, Unemployment Benefits
A recent ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court unraveling many of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s executive orders may throw the state’s public health and unemployment systems into utter disarray. While the Supreme Court made its 4-3 ruling late last week, Gov. Whitmer has since asked the justices to give Michigan another three weeks to prepare for
Legal Problems Involved in Gig Economy
On the surface, the gig economy appears to be a great mode of employment. When put under scrutiny, though, the gig economy reveals a number of downsides.
Should I Hire a Criminal Defense Attorney Before I am Charged?
Every case is different, and only a criminal defense attorney can advise you what the best course of action may be in your case.
Cooking Tips for Delicious Meals to Enjoy in Isolation
During this pandemic, we’re often shopping once every two weeks, then cooking in large batches, and leaning on rice, beans, and pasta like we never have before.