Oregon Pays Record-Setting Settlement to Family of Inmate Who Died from Influenza
Even after contracting pneumonia, prison officials did almost nothing to treat Michael Barton’s rapidly-worsening flu.
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Younger Volunteers Will Step in for At-risk Seniors at Polls
Nationwide campaigns are encouraging a younger generation to work the polls during the pandemic.
Greece’s Golden Dawn Party Found Guilty of Crimes
Neo-fascist party members found guilty of assaults against left-wing critics and migrants.
Lingerie Brand Hits Back at Influencer, Danielle Bernstein, Over Design Dispute
The Great Eros and Danielle Bernstein are stuck in a legal battle over alleged copyright infringement.
Griswold and Barrett in Your Bedroom
Having Amy Coney Barrett on the Court may be a big win for evangelicals, but small-government conservatives should think twice before cheering.
Chile Police Officer Arrested for Allegedly Throwing Teen Over Bridge
Santiago officer is charged with a protestor’s fall that led to his hospitalization.
Walmart Must Disclose Fund Information, Judge Decides
A court orders Walmart to disclose information related to two funds in connection with allegations of excessive opioid distribution.
Justice Department Sues Author of Tell-All Book on Melania Trump, White House
The Justice Department says author Stephanie Winston Wolkoff violated the terms of a non-disclosure agreement–and shouldn’t receive any of the profits from her book.
U.S. Air Force Settles with Family of Contractor Killed By F-16 in Training Exercise
Charles Holbrook was killed after an F-16 student pilot mistook a line of rental cars for a demonstration target.
This Week in Rideshare: Prop 22, House Parties and India
Uber and unions go head-to-head, house parties cause chaos and engineers in India. LegalRideshare breaks it down.