Justice Department, U.S.A.G. Announce Lawsuit Against Texas Abortion Law
The lawsuit alleges that Texas’s restrictive anti-abortion law infringes both upon women’s constitutional rights and the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
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This Week in Rideshare: Benefits, Work and Lawsuits
Drivers struggle for answers, post-covid work, and New York City gets sued. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Asian American Officer Accuses Police Chief of Discrimination
KPD officer files discrimination lawsuit after chief allegedly makes racist comments.
UPMC Doc Regularly Double-booked Medicare, Medicaid Surgeries
Pennsylvania doctor is accused of scheduling multiple surgeries at once and billing government programs.
Lawsuit Says Developer’s Negligence Left Nursing Home Residents Dead During Ida
The lawsuit claims that Louisiana real estate developer Bob Dean improperly and negligently evacuated residents to a poorly-equipped warehouse during Hurricane Ida.
Pennsylvania Corrections Will Pay $8.5m to Settle Pepper Spray Death Lawsuit
Tyrone Briggs, 29, died hours after being pepper sprayed in a Pennsylvania prison. His family says that Briggs, an asthmatic, was not provided proper treatment.
Justice Department Planning to Sue Texas Over New Abortion Law
Attorney General Merrick Garland is expected to provide more information about the lawsuit later this afternoon.
Photographer Provides Insight on Legal Issues Photographers May Encounter
A photographer should know the law in their state before they start taking pictures.
Plaintiffs Claim Apple Unfairly Withholds, Suppresses Apps
Developers are challenging the tech giants on its App Store decision-making.
Explosive Revelations Expected as Trafigura Group Bribery Case Goes Ahead in Jamaica
The Mexican Government recently reacted to the mounting corruption allegations in Brazil by banning Trafigura from doing new business with its state-owned oil company Pemex.