California Students Expelled for “Blackface” Receive $1m Settlement
The two students were expelled after a 2017 photograph of them wearing acne masks surfaced amidst the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020.
Lawsuits & Litigation
TikTok Files First Amendment Lawsuit Ahead of Proposed Nationwide Ban
Attorneys for TikTok claim that legislators’ fears of Chinese propaganda and surveillance are overblown–and that a proposed nationwide “ban” on the social media platform is unconstitutional.
7 Things to Consider Before Signing with a Car Accident Lawyer
Finding the right car accident lawyer is crucial in ensuring that you receive proper compensation and representation after a car accident.
Record Breaking $7M Whistleblower Case: David Brevda & Michael Brevda Work with DOJ, Expose False Claims in Largest Covid Nursing Home Fraud Case
Nursing home abuse and neglect is rooted in corporate fraud. We can only protect residents from injury if we clean up the long term care system and expose this fraud.
10 Key Ways a Wrongful Termination Lawyer Can Empower Employees in the Workplace
Through legal expertise, advocacy, support, and education, these lawyers give a voice to the employees to demand their equal rights.
What Percentage of Personal Injury Cases Go To Trial? 3 Things to Know
Before a case goes to trial, there’s often a period of negotiation or mediation, where both parties try to reach an agreeable settlement with the help of their attorneys and possibly a mediator.
Key Factors to Consider When it Comes to Hiring an Attorney
By considering factors such as expertise, reputation, communication, and cost, you can make an informed decision that meets your needs and maximizes your chances of success.
The Importance of Legal Representation in Accident Claims
By hiring a lawyer, you can focus on healing while they handle the legal aspects of your case – giving you peace of mind during a challenging time.
When to Settle vs. Go to Trial After a Personal Injury
Ultimately, the decision of whether to settle or go to trial is a personal one.
Maine Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Claiming School District Aided Student’s Gender Transition Without Notifying Mother
A federal judge found that the student’s mother had failed to establish that school officials had any official policy, or unofficial practice, of encouraging students to conceal their gender identity and expression from parents.