PayPal Exec Files Gender Discrimination Suit, Says V.P. Chose Promotion Based on “Bromance”
Theresa Pasinosky says a PayPal V.P. denied her a travel-intensive position because she had children–then gave the job to a man with kids of his own.
Ryan J. Farrick
Ryan Farrick is a writer and small business advertising consultant based out of mid-Michigan. Passionate about international politics and world affairs, he’s an avid traveler with a keen interest in the connections between South Asia and the United States. Ryan studied neuroscience and has spent the last several years working as an operations manager in transportation logistics.
Massachusetts Judge, Court Officer Charged with Helping Immigrant Escape ICE
Judge Shelley Richmond Joseph’s indictment has been slammed by the ACLU as ‘preposterous.’
Settlement Talks Stall Between Michigan State University, Nassar Victims
At least 55 cases remain unsettled in the second wave of Nassar-related litigation.
13 More Inmates Join Suit Against Cuyahoga County Jail
Even U.S. marshals say conditions at Cuyahoga County Jail are inhumane.
Judge Scraps $215 Million Sex Abuse Settlement with University of Southern California
A federal judge found the disbursal plan severely lacking in its practicality.
Oregon County to Pay $100,000 Over “Blue Lives Matter” Flag
The African-American woman claims she suffered retaliation after trying to create her own display in response.
Immigrant ‘Dreamer’ Sues VMware for Discriminating Against DACA Recipients
The lawsuit is but one of many being filed against major U.S. corporations by DACA recipients.
E-Cigarette Maker Juul Sued (Again)
Analysts say the wave of lawsuits against the company is reminiscent of the 1990s, when Big Tobacco lost billions to litigation.
Challenge to New Census Citizenship Question Heading to Supreme Court
Some critics say the issue is clear-cut and that the panel’s ruling may something about the Supreme Court’s politics.
Arkansas Death Row Inmates Sue State Over Lethal Injection Sedative
The inmates claim that the sedative, midazolam, sometimes leaves the condemned to die an excruciating death while fully conscious.