Idaho to Pay $320,000 in Legal Fees Over Transgender Birth Certificate Law
Idaho had earlier passed a law that would have made it effectively impossible for transgender persons to change the gender listed on their birth certificate.
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Lawsuit: Black Muslim Men Kicked Off Alaska Airlines Flight for Arabic Text Messages
The two men claim that another passenger “reported” them for sending Arabic-language text messages, prompting the airline to remove them for the flight and refer them to security screening.
Class Action Claims Mark Cuban, Dallas Mavericks Ran Cryptocurrency “Ponzi Scheme”
The lawsuit claims that Mark Cuban, the Dallas Mavericks, and Voyager Digital ran a massive cryptocurrency “Ponzi scheme” that defrauded millions of Americans of billions of dollars.
ACLU Nebraska Sues for More Information on O’Neill Immigration Raid
The A.C.L.U. claims that the federal government has refused to respond to public records requests for two years.
Jury Selected in Kobe Bryant Helicopter Crash Photos Lawsuit
An attorney for Bryant’s widow claims that Los Angeles County has employed “scorched-earth discovery tactics” to pressure her and her loved ones into abandoning their lawsuit.
Utah Judge Rejects Request to Dismiss Transgender Sports Ban Lawsuit
The judge rejected a former Supreme Court justice’s request to dismiss the lawsuit.
Family of Gabby Petito Announces Lawsuit Against Moab Police Department
Petito’s family claims that the Moab Police Department could have prevented their daughter’s death if they’d asked more questions during an August, 2021, traffic stop.
Texas Cities Demand Netflix, Disney, Hulu Pay 15 Years of Franchise Fees
The lawsuit alleges that digital streaming services have effectively leeched off public utilities. Now, some of Texas’s biggest cities–including Dallas, Fort Worth, and Houston–pay franchise fees dating back 15 years.
“It Happens”: University of Alabama Student Says School Dismissed Rape Report
The University of Alabama has filed dozens of affirmative defenses against the plaintiff, claiming that she has misrepresented fact and is acting in bad faith.
Fourth College Collin Employee Files Discrimination Lawsuit Against School
The African-American plaintiff claims that she was passed over a promotion, with a college provost saying they preferred a more “presentable” candidate with a doctorate. Afterward, the position was given to a White woman without a PhD.