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Michigan Accuses Education Secretary Betsy DeVos of Funneling Coronavirus Money to Private Schools

Ryan J. Farrick - July 8, 2020

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and state Attorney General Dana Nessel have filed a federal lawsuit against Department of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, claiming the agency has illegally prioritized private schools in the disbursement of coronavirus-related aid. According to MLive.com, the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act—or CARES—allocated approximately $13 billion in funding to

Lawsuit Slams Oracle for Allegedly Discriminatory Hiring Policies

Ryan J. Farrick - July 7, 2020

The lawsuit demands that Oracle executives resign and turn over their positions to ethnic minorities.

Freedom Foundation Sues Washington, Calls Face Masks “Junk Science”

Ryan J. Farrick - July 7, 2020

The lawsuit suggests that requiring Washingtonians to wear face masks in public is unconstitutional and oppressive.

Horse Camp Faces Lawsuit for Counselor’s Misconduct

Sara E. Teller - July 6, 2020

Minnesota’s Circle R Ranch faces lawsuit following employee’s sexual assault conviction.

Life Time Employee Seeks Class Action Status for Wage Lawsuit

Sara E. Teller - July 6, 2020

Fitness club instructor has filed a lawsuit against Life Time for back wages.

Trump Campaign Files Lawsuit Against Pennsylvania in Bid to Stop Use of Mail Ballot Drop Boxes

Ryan J. Farrick - July 5, 2020

The Trump campaign claims that “unmonitored” drop boxes encourages fraud.

Individuals wearing masks during coronavirus outbreak; Image via Pixabay. Public domain.

Texas Republicans Sue Gov. Abbott Over Masks Mandate

Ryan J. Farrick - July 5, 2020

The attorney who filed the lawsuit suggests that, if Gov. Abbott’s executive order isn’t challenged, the state could require residents to wear gloves and hazmat suits in public, too.

Instacart Sues Seattle to Prevent Employees from Getting Fair Pay

Ryan J. Farrick - July 4, 2020

Instacart says its profit margins will be hurt by having to pay essential gig workers an extra $2.00 per order during the coronavirus pandemic.

Harvard University Moves to Dismiss Prison Divestment Lawsuit

Ryan J. Farrick - July 4, 2020

Harvard alleged in its motion to dismiss that there is no law prohibiting the university from investing a portion of its endowment in the prison industry.

Immigration Judges Sue Trump Administration for Stifling Free Speech

Ryan J. Farrick - July 3, 2020

The lawsuit claims that the Trump administration is trying to make it appear as if immigration judges are wholly supportive of the government’s immigration policies.

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