Net Zero Promises May Be Worth Zero Too
Net zero pledges make for good marketing, but even the promises that have been backed with real action haven’t measured up.
New York Immigration Activist Ravi Ragbir Wins 3-Year Deportation Reprieve
Ragbir says he plans to use the next three years to continue advocating on behalf of undocumented immigrants.
Family of Bill Paxton Reaches $1m Wrongful Death Settlement
However, Paxton’s widow and children will continue to press claims against a hospital and the surgeon who performed Paxton’s heart surgery.
Florida Residents Drop Sugarcane Air Pollution Lawsuit
Some Florida residents claimed that controlled crop burns disproportionately affected minority communities in and around the Glades.
Delaware Court: Conservative Commentator Candace Owens Can’t Sue Over Facebook “Hoax” Alert
Owens sued USA Today and Lead Stories LLC for indicating that her Facebook posts on coronavirus may have contained “false” information.
Knox County, STEM School Hit with Lawsuit Over Gum Chewing, Food Consumption Classroom Policies
Knox County is at the center of a lawsuit filed on behalf of a student sensitive to sounds of people chewing food.
Do Your Best Legal Writing with 9 Expert Writing Tips
Using too much “legalese” with a client who is unfamiliar with certain legal matters, for example, may end up confusing them. ~ Anjelica Rivera
CRM Strategy: Quick Tips for Law Firms
With the advent of CRM tools specially designed for lawyers, experts predict a spike in their uptake in the coming years.
Walgreens Hit with Age, Racial Discrimination Suit Over Severance Pay
Walgreens is at the center of a race and age discrimination lawsuit over severance packages.
Are Medical Expenses Covered by Car Insurance?
If you get into an accident and you’re covered by your auto insurance, you still have to pay for any medical expenses above that “liability limit.”