Bowling Centers Associations of Michigan Sues Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Demands to Reopen
Bowling Centers Associations of Michigan and five bowling alleys are suing Governor Gretchen Whitmer in a move to reopen bowling alleys across the state.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Florida Couple Files Lawsuit After Hospital Lost Newborn’s Body
Kathryn and Travis Wilson, a couple from Florida, is suing St. Joseph’s Hospital for allegedly losing the body of their newborn son.
California’s Labor Commissioner Sues Uber, Lyft Over Worker Classification
California’s labor commissioner has filed a lawsuit against Uber and Lyft, presenting yet another challenge to the companies’ continued insistence that their drivers are independent contractors rather than ordinary employees. And it is such purported mischaracterization which has led to Uber and Lyft being sued by state and local governments across the country. California—at various
6 Things You Need to Know About Personal Injury Cases
If you’re thinking about pursuing a personal injury claim, you should endeavor to contact a lawyer immediately. They’ll help you gather evidence, get medical attention, and improve your compensation package.
Church Sexual Abuse Attorneys for Clergy Molestation Victims
Those who fight their cases through legal assistance not only get justice, but also pave the way for others to stop being silent and make sure their perpetrators get punished.
Former Springfield, MO, Councilwoman Sues City of Branson Over Public Masking Law
In her lawsuit, former Springfield Councilwoman Kristi Fulnecky claimed that Americans have a better chance of being struck by lightning than dying from COVID.
New York State Files Lawsuit Seeking to Shutter the NRA
NRA CEO and Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre has since claimed the lawsuit is purely political.
What Can Be Done When You Face a Torrent-Related Lawsuit
In situations where you find yourself facing infringement lawsuits, consult with a reputed national torrent defense attorney to save you from heavy penalties.
Washington State Officials Partly Responsible for Powell Boys’ Deaths
Earlier this week, Washington jurors determined state officials are partly to blame for the tragic deaths of Charlie and Braden Powell.
Many People Who Used Google Plus–or, More Likely, Signed Up and Never Did–Eligible for Payout
Don’t get too excited: awards range from minuscule to meager.