Georgia to Pay $2.2m to Family of Transgender Inmate Who Committed Suicide
Guards allegedly laughed after another inmate informed them that Jenna Mitchell had committed suicide in her cell.
Featured Article
Massachusetts Laws Continue to Support Boston’s Service Industry Against Workplace Harassment
Male customers often request that women service workers remove their masks so that the men could judge their looks for a tip determination.
School Official Delivered Degree Decades After Sexual Harassment at Michigan University
Sexual harassment claims are only valid if the sexual behavior exhibited is unwelcome, and it can affect both men and women in the workplace, or educational setting.
Self-proclaimed Bitcoin Creator Craig White Ordered to Pay $100m in Damages
Despite the massive verdict, Wright and his attorneys celebrated the $100m penalty as a victory.
Rohingya Refugees File Lawsuit Against Facebook for Failing to Remove Hate Speech
The lawsuit says that Facebook failed to properly moderate hate posts which called for the “extermination” of the Rohingya people in Myanmar.
What Happens When a Personal Injury Claim Goes to Court?
Believe it or not, the actual trial process is typically the shortest leg of any lawsuit.
What Happens if You Get Multiple DUIs in Pennsylvania?
A person convicted of a DUI after being convicted of DUIs before might be required to install an ignition interlock device in their vehicle.
What are the Most Common Types of Injuries on Construction Sites?
The best way to manage construction site accidents is to take preventative measures before accidents happen.
PG&E Will Pay Out for California Forest Fire
PG&E has agreed to settle California forest fire charges.
Colorado is Among the Most Divorce-Prone States in the Country
Divorce can be traumatizing, not only for the couple that are deciding to split for their reasons but also for children.