California Enters Settlement Negotiations with Uber, Lyft in “Wage Theft” Lawsuit
If approved, a settlement could provide limited compensation to the more than 250,000 drivers who worked for Uber and Lyft between 2016 and 2020.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Judge: Texas Prisons’ Failure to Install Air Condition is “Plainly Unconstitutional”
Lawyers for the plaintiffs say they hope and expect to prove that the state’s refusal to install air conditioning in its prisons is tantamount to cruel and unusual punishment.
Federal Judge Who Attracted Trump’s Ire is Assigned to Signal Leaks Lawsuit
Trump’s statements earned a rare rebuke from U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, who said that “impeachment is not an appropriate response to disagreement concerning a judicial decision.”
6 Things You Should Know About Class Action Settlements
So next time you get one of those emails about a class action settlement, don’t just delete it, take a minute to read it, think about your options, and decide what’s best for you.
What Qualifies as a Catastrophic Injury Under California Law?
Accidents can turn your life upside down, but how you handle the aftermath determines your recovery
Understanding the Importance of Legal Representation in Child Support Hearings
Seeking skilled legal representation is not merely a strategy for success in court—it is a commitment to guaranteeing the best possible future for the family as a whole.
The Role of an Alimony Attorney: Why You Need Expert Legal Help
Whether you’re seeking alimony or facing an alimony claim, having an experienced attorney on your side can make all the difference.
Appeals Court: Trump Can Curtail Refugee Program, But Can’t Deport Those Already Here
“I slept outside the transit center in the parking lot, along with other refugee families waiting to travel to the United States. In the morning, they told us President Trump cancelled all refugee travel.”
Alaska Court’s Order Could Open Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to Drilling
The lawsuit was initially filed by the Biden administration, which had sought to void oil and gas leases that AIDEA had acquired in a January 2021 sale. In court filings, Biden attorneys claimed that the sale—authorized by then-former President Donald Trump—was inherently flawed and therefore unenforceable.
Juggling Act: How Matter Management Platforms Help In-House Lawyers Beat Burnout
At the end of the day, in-house lawyers (just like expert jugglers) can only keep so many balls in the air. The right tools don’t just lighten the load—they ensure nothing critical ever gets dropped.