Hillary Clinton Asks Court to Dismiss Trump Lawsuit
Trump’s unusual lawsuit claims that Clinton and other Democrats conspired to mislead the public into believing that Trump colluded with Russia to bolster his chances of winning the 2016 election.
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NCLR Hails U.S. Soccer Board of Directors Resolution to Adopt a Ban on Discriminatory Chants at Games in the U.S.
The Board will next convert the “zero-tolerance” resolution towards homophobic chants into a formal policy.
Former Congressman Lt. Col. Allen West Joins American Constitutional Rights Union as Executive Director
Lt. Col. West stated, “…I took an oath to support and defend our Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic, on 31 July 1982. That oath has no statute of limitations…”
RBRO Solutions to Integrate Syngrafii eSignature and Video Signing Room into iManage Platform
Syngrafii integration with iManage will provide enhanced remote signing of documents that deliver security, authentication, and compliance for iManage clients.
Bedsores as a Sign of Nursing Home Abuse
Nursing homes, assisted living, and other long-term care facilities have a duty to provide proper care and nutrition to those under their care.
American Constitutional Rights Union Fights Relentless Attack on Personal Freedom of Religious Expression
ACRU files amicus brief for Coach Joe Kennedy Supreme Court Case.
Michigan Auto Law Announces 2022 Car Accident Injury Survivor Scholarship Winners
Two students to receive $500 each in scholarships.
Tips for Maximizing Your Compensation in a Malpractice Case
The burden of proof in a medical practice case lies with you- the plaintiff.
Class of Blind Pedestrians Certified in Lawsuit Challenging Exclusion from Chicago’s Pedestrian Safety Program
Less than one half of one percent of all of Chicago’s 2,672 signalized intersections provides APS for blind pedestrians.
Judge Strikes Down Indiana’s Mandatory Absentee Voter Traveling Board as Discriminating Against Voters with Disabilities
Judge Magnus-Stinson also expressed her “grave concern” about Defendants’ failure to enable such voters mark their ballots privately and independently at home.