Nebraska Sues Swiss Citizen for Contributing “Foreign Funds” to Ballot Committees
“We are confident the facts will demonstrate that the Wyss Foundation and Beger Action Fund have always complied with the law,” a spokesperson said.
Lawsuits & Litigation
California Republicans File Lawsuit Against New House Maps
Gov. Newsom’s office says that it has yet to be served with a copy of the lawsuit, but vowed to fight any filing in court.
4 Tips to Win Your Personal Injury Claim
Winning in a personal injury claim demands more than merely having been wronged.
Atlanta Divorce and Family Law: How to Choose the Right Attorney
Divorce is tough, but having the right attorney by your side can make the whole process much less painful and lead to a better result.
The Economic Impact of Elder Abuse on Families and Society
Elder abuse harms victims and places a significant economic burden on families and society. Understanding the financial and societal consequences of abuse is crucial for fostering stronger protective measures, legal frameworks, and community awareness.
Navigating the Personal Injury Claims Process in Boca Raton
Understanding the personal injury claims process can help you make informed decisions about your case. Moreover, it will help you work effectively with your legal team to achieve the best possible outcome for your situation.
Settlement Talks Continue Over Key Bridge Victim
Lawyers negotiate confidential settlement for Key Bridge collapse victim’s estate.
Attorneys General: DHS Rules Mean Trump Admin. Can Cut Grants for Almost Any Reason
The lawsuit notes that the Trump administration allegedly included “illegal and impossible-to-meet grant terms” for certain programs, departing from past practice and serving “only as obstacles in obtaining and using the funding as previously promised.”
How to Spot a Lemon: Warning Signs and When to Seek Legal Help
Recognizing the signs of a lemon early can protect not only your wallet but also your safety.
States Sue U.S. Education Department Over New PSLF Rules
“This is the latest example of the Trump Administration’s weaponization of the federal government to go after people it does not agree with, all the while betraying and eroding the very institutions that uphold our democracy,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta said. “We’ll see the President in court.”