Justice or Punishment? Restorative Justice and the Power to Heal
So how do we fix it? It starts with you. It starts with us. We are all complicit with this system and until we are brave enough to realize it, the system will prevail.
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Common Legal Consequences When a Pedestrian Gets Hit by a Car
Hitting a pedestrian while driving doesn’t always result in a criminal charge. But that doesn’t mean that you’re free and clear of all penalties.
PACE Loans: Good Idea, Bad Results
PACE loans were meant to help people of little means save money and help the environment, but ended up helping the rich get richer and the poor, poorer.
Xbox Drift Class-Action Case Heads to Arbitration
Xbox controller drift issue will be arbitrated outside of court.
Walmart is Sanctioned for Refusing to Comply with MDL Order
Special master sanctions Walmart in multidistrict opioid litigation case.
Atlanta Public Schools Agrees to Settle Sexual Assault Lawsuit for $750K
Atlanta Public Schools will pay $750,000 to the family of a student who was allegedly sexually assaulted.
Project Veritas Founder James O’Keefe Seeks to Sue CNN, Twitter for Defamation
O’Keefe claims that CNN defamed him by suggesting that he was banned from Twitter for spreading disinformation, when Twitter had actually banned him for operating fake accounts.
Texas AG Paxton Files Lawsuit Against Biden Admin for “Encouraging Spread” of COVID Along Border
In his lawsuit, Paxton asked a court to compel the Biden administration to reinstate former President Donald Trump’s “Return to Mexico” program.
Lawsuit: Loveland, CO, Police Terrorized and Injured 73-Year-Old Dementia Patient
The 73-year-old woman, who has dementia, suffered fractures and sprains after being thrown on the ground by Loveland Police officers–all for allegedly stealing $14 worth of items from a local Wal-Mart.
This Week in Rideshare: Deactivations, Food Fights and Lawsuits
We help drivers, Uber has a food fight, and Grubhub gets sued. LegalRideshare breaks it down.