Ex-DoD Engineer Pleads Guilty to Mishandling Sensitive Docs
A former Department of Defense employee has pled guilty to illegally keeping classified documents at home.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Slip and Fall Accidents in Miami: Who Is Responsible?
Slip and fall accidents can have lasting impacts. Knowing who is responsible helps in getting the right support.
5 Ways a Lawyer Can Stop Harassment in Its Tracks
When harassment disrupts your daily life, a lawyer can be a powerful ally in putting a stop to it.
JPMorgan vs. Frank: A Corporate Cover-Up in Disguise?
The JPMorgan-Frank case is far from a straightforward fraud story. If JPMorgan’s lawsuit was truly about deception, why wasn’t the board sued?
The Role of a Litigation Attorney in Navigating Complex Legal Battles
The litigation process varies for each dispute, and no two cases follow the same trajectory.
Google Settles Racial Bias Claims for $28 Million
Google settlement addresses pay equity and discrimination issues, not only within the company but in the industry as a whole.
JPMorgan Chase Faces Lawsuit Over Inflated Drug Costs
JPMorgan Chase sued for overcharging employees on prescription drug costs.
Pro-Palestine Protesters Sue UCLA
The lawsuit claims that the university failed to ensure the safety of pro-Palestine activists when dozens of counter-protesters—some wearing white masks, others draped in Israeli flags and armed with fireworks, hammers, and baseball bats—attacked the encampment at night.
Lawsuit: Trump Admin. Move to Dismantle Voice of America Illegal
“The second Trump administration has taken a chainsaw to the agency as a whole in an attempt to shutter it completely,” the lawsuit alleges.
Department of Justice Drops Lawsuit Over Controversial Texas Immigration Law
“Texas cannot run its own immigration system,” the Justice Department wrote in a 2024 court filing. “Its efforts, through SB 4, intrude on the federal government’s exclusive authority to regulate the entry and removal of noncitizens, frustrate the United States’ immigration operations and proceedings, and interfere with U.S. foreign relations.”