Democrats, NAACP Prepare Action Against Texas Voter Suppression Bill
The bill would make it harder for people to vote through unconventional methods.
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Five More Women File Lawsuits Accusing Amazon of Gender Bias, Racial Discrimination
The separately-filed lawsuits allege that Amazon managers across the country discriminate against women and racial minorities.
Judge Dismisses Google’s Request to Change Venue in Texas Anti-Trust Lawsuit
Google unsuccessfully argued that any lawsuit against it should be held in California, where its corporate headquarters are located.
Judge Suggests that Bayer Put Warning Labels on Roundup to Avoid Future Lawsuits
The judge also wondered why Bayer had never included warning labels in the first place.
Tens of Thousands of Florida Residents Will Lose Homeowners Insurance After New Policy Enacted
The policy allows three Florida home insurance agencies to cancel or refuse to renew the policies of people in “high risk” areas.
Lawsuit: McDonald’s Advertising Budget Discriminates Against Black-Owned Media Companies
The lawsuit alleges that McDonald’s allocates only a small percentage of its marketing budget to Black-owned media companies, despite African-Americans comprising 40% of the food chain’s clientele.
Fox News Asks Delaware Court to Dismiss Dominion Defamation Lawsuit
Fox News essentially argued that the First Amendment allows it to broadcast conspiracy theories.
Texas Bill Will Make It Harder to Sue Companies for Semi-Truck, Other Commercial Accidents
The bill would make it substantially more difficult to file a lawsuit against negligent transportation companies.
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Racial Discrimination Case of Man Who Found N-word Carved in Elevator
The justices did not issue an explanation as to why they did not take up the case.
Class Action: North Carolina’s Citadel Nursing Home Was Negligent, Exposed Residents to Coronavirus
Attorneys say that The Citadel’s ownership under-staffed the facility and did not adhere to proper coronavirus mitigation guidance.