Supreme Court Appears Poised to Side with Concrete Company in Union Lawsuit
In their lawsuit, Glacier Northwest claims that a strike organized by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters led employees to intentionally destroy company product.
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Texas Attorney General Sues Biden Administration Over Public Charge Rule Changes
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claims that recent changes to the so-called “public charge” rule will make it more difficult to determine whether green card applicants are likely to rely on government benefits.
Women in India are Being Sold into Trafficking by Their Relatives
Victims of human trafficking in India are often being handed over by people they knew.
The Nurse-Family Partnership Hopes to Reduce Maternal Mortality
The maternal death rate is still too high among minority populations in the U.S.
Supreme Court Allows New York to Enforce Gun Control Law
However, the case remains under active consideration in a U.S. District Court, which has already scrapped several of the law’s provisions.
Lawsuit: Texas Medical Colleges Make Admissions Harder for White, Asian Men
The lawsuit alleges that Black, Hispanic, and female applicants fare better in admissions than White and Asian men, even when they have less-competitive grade point averages and lower standardized test scores.
Best Digital Christmas Gifts Received by Lawyers
Take the nonlegal advice from these attorneys and get your favorite lawyers a digital gift to thank them for their service.
NAPTIP Continues to Address Nigerian Human Trafficking Crisis
Women and girls continue to be trafficked in Nigeria. Officials attempt to combat the problem.
Ohio Approves Removal of Disclosures for Law Students
No longer will Ohio students have to disclose mental health histories prior to practicing.
6 Things You Should Expect in the Free Consultation of Your Injury Case
An attorney will explain how the legal system works, how the insurance company operates, and your role in each scenario.