In NCLA Amicus Win, District Court Topples Kansas Dog Kennel No-Warrant Inspection Regime
The Kansas Justice Institute and NCLA pointed out that this licensing and warrantless search regime violates the Fourth Amendment.
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Greystar to Pay $1.4 Million in Military Settlement
Military servicemembers receive compensation after wrongful lease fees by landlord.
Colorado Justices Debate Medical Damages Limits
Colorado justices consider limits on judge power over jury damage awards.
Jury Awards Damages in Capitol Assault
Officer’s widow receives damages after jury finds rioter caused lasting harm.
Wisconsin Corrections Officers Win Class Status
Wisconsin Supreme Court allows corrections officers’ pay lawsuit to proceed collectively.
5 Things to Know About Claiming a Homestead Exemption
A homestead exemption is a powerful way to cut property taxes. By knowing who qualifies and what types exist, homeowners find more ways to save.
Understanding Travel Time Compensation under the FLSA
The Seventh Circuit’s decision in Walters v. Professional Labor Group is a critical reminder of the protections afforded to employees under the FLSA.
Will vs Trust in Illinois: Which One Do You Actually Need?
You don’t have to be wealthy. If you own a home, a retirement account, or just want to spare your family the burden of court, a trust is a wise choice.
Essential Legal Tips for Workers Hurt on Ships, Rigs, or Boats
Workers injured while working on ships, rigs, or boats have specific legal protections under maritime law.
Anthropic Ruling Addresses AI, Copyright, and Digital Piracy
“We will have a trial on the pirated copies used to create Anthropic’s central library and the resulting damages, actual or statutory (including for willfulness),” U.S. District Court Judge William Alsup said.