AFGE Charges National Park Service with Violating Federal Labor Law
Agency knowingly permitted manager to pursue petition seeking decertification of union local representing Blue Ridge Parkway employees.
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Hastings’ Name to be Removed from California Law School
Serranus Clinton Hastings’ name is set to be removed from a California law school. The descendants are suing.
Grandparents Say Welfare, School Systems Should’ve Noticed Abuse
Family of six children sue county and state welfare systems as well as children’s school system.
How Can Telematics Data Improve Freight Transportation?
Telematics can facilitate fuel consumption observation and management.
Lex Machina Releases 2022 Contracts: Commercial Litigation Report
Commercial litigation case filings have declined steadily throughout the last ten years to the lowest number in a decade, while the total amount of damages awarded each year has remained steady.
How Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Works in Iowa
Each bankruptcy district has local rules, procedures, and local bankruptcy forms that it uses.
Like “Don’t Say Gay,” but Bigger & Harder
National “Don’t Say Gay” bill would ban federal funds supporting “lascivious dancing” and stripping in front of kids, but what schools really do that, and why is it on Republican minds?
LGBTQ+ Survey Shows Youth Mental Health is Declining Due to Stigma
LGBTQ+ youth are struggling not due to sexual orientation or gender identity, but societal stigma.
Telehealth to Stay Put, Prescription Rules Still Up in the Air
Doctors say the benefits of keeping prescription rules relaxed outweigh the risks.
Lawsuit: Colorado Springs Police Officer Pepper Sprayed Handcuffed Teenager
The lawsuit claims that Colorado Springs police officers pepper sprayed a 17-year-old girl who was already handcuffed and restrained in the back of a patrol car.