ACLU of Washington Claims King County Jail Conditions are Inadequate and Inhumane
The lawsuit alleges that Seattle is violating the provisions of an agreement that mandates sufficient staffing and adequate medical care at a King County jail.
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Warner Bros. Sues Paramount Pictures to Reclaim “South Park” Streaming Rights
Attorneys for Warner Bros. say that the company paid more than $500 million to license South Park, only for Paramount Pictures to refuse to release themed specials and other exclusive content.
Family of Kentucky Inmate Files Lawsuit After Jail Suicide
The lawsuit alleges that the inmate was locked inside an “attorney booth” for nearly 18 hours–without a toilet, running water, or other basic amenities.
“Detransitioner” Chloe Cole Files Lawsuit Against Kaiser Hospitals
Cole claims that Kaiser Hospital physicians encouraged her to undergo irreversible, gender-affirming procedures without exploring alternate options, such as psychotherapy.
Conservative Attorneys General File Lawsuit Challenging New Water Rule
The lawsuit alleges that a recent change to the definition of “navigable waters” could make it more difficult for farmers and ranchers to conduct routine operations on their own land.
Kenosha Shooting Victim Sues Kyle Rittenhouse
Rittenhouse has vowed to fight back, noting that the plaintiff had pointed a gun at him.
Lawsuit Seeks Recompense for SNAP Skimming Victims
The lawsuit alleges that existing policies do not permit most states to use federal funds to reimburse SNAP and EBT skimming victims.
Dominion Voting Systems Filings Show Fox News Hosts Were Skeptical of Election Fraud Claims
In one private exchange between Fox hosts Tucker Carlson and Lara Ingraham, the two personalities bemoaned how “insane” several prominent, pro-Trump conspiracy theorists had acted.
Lawsuit: L.A. Lawyer Used Firm’s Money to Fund Six-Month Gambling Binge
The lawsuit alleges that a California-based attorney secured more than $10 million in fraudulent loans to fund a high-profile and lavish lifestyle in Las Vegas.
Class Action Claims Animals, Fish Dying at Site of Ohio Train Derailment
The lawsuit claims that fish–and possibly nonaquatic wild animals–are dying within a 7-mile radius of the East Palestine derailment.