Orange County Agrees to Settle Discrimination Lawsuit Filed by Developers
The developer of the Greens at Chester recently agreed to settle a discrimination suit with Orange County.
Featured Article
Cyberbullying: What is Cyberbullying and How to Stop It
Pre-teens and teens usually won’t share what is happening to them with their parents, so it’s important for parents to pay attention to any changes in their child’s attitude and talk about the effects of bullying and what to do.
Top Reasons Local Businesses Should Hire Veterans
Whether it’s leadership skills, work ethic, or dedication, our veterans make great employees. Used to long hours, hard work, and challenges, they have a lot to bring to the table. Take a look at this infographic to learn more! LegalReader thanks Berry Law for sharing this infographic.
NRS Introduces Affordable, Convenient EMV/Chip Card Payment Solution for Independent, Unbranded Gas Stations
With a simple retrofit, stations can accept EMV payments at their existing pumps and meet the April 2021 outdoor EMV liability deadline.
Massachusetts Campground Sued for Negligence, Wrongful Death Over 2017 Drowning Incident
The mother of a 4-year-old boy who drowned at a campground pool recently sued Resort Camp Lands International and Cape Cod Camping Club for negligence and wrongful death.
The Calm Before the Storm
The candidates are winding down their campaigns as Americans on both sides warily await tomorrow’s election results, wondering if chaos will follow: it’s the calm before the storm.
Firebirds is Facing a Sexual Harassment, Assault Lawsuit
Restaurant is met with a lawsuit after an unnamed waitress claims she was harassed and assaulted by co-workers.
Families Lacking English Fluency Risk Poor Patient Outcomes
Children whose parents do non speak English tend to experience adverse conditions during hospital stays, study shows.
Lawsuit: Private School in Lansing, Michigan Pushes Back Against Health Department Mandates
Resurrection School in Lansing, Michigan is suing the state health department and others of what it claims are excessive COVID-19 mandates.
This Week in Rideshare: Race, Privacy, and Food
Drivers go after Uber, new features on the app, and grocery service comes to Manhattan. LegalRideshare breaks it down.