Arizona Family Plans Lawsuit After Toddler Found Alive
The case has drawn attention to the consequences of a mistaken death declaration and the importance of confirming signs of life.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Woman Sues NYC Piercing Shop After Tongue Injury
A customer alleges repeated piercing attempts caused severe tongue injuries and hospital treatment.
Judge Warns Trump to Cooperate with BBC or Risk Lawsuit Dismissal
“I tend to agree with the defendant that it strains credulity that a thorough search has been in order to determine that all of the requests have been responded to,” Judge Lett said.
Judge Dismisses Justice Department Voter Roll Lawsuit Against Utah
Two days before the ruling, though, the federal government told Utah that it planned to send election monitors to the state ahead of the upcoming midterm election. Henderson said that the monitors are welcome to observe voting but stressed that they still have an obligation to comply with state election laws.
Federal Appeals Court Finds Trump’s LA National Guard Deployment Was Unlawful
“Yet another court has issued a complete rejection of Donald’s Trump illegal, authoritarian takeover of our state’s National Guard. California fought back against this potential power grab, and in doing so created essential legal precedent that not only protects Californians but all Americans. California continues to stand as a first line of defense against Donald Trump’s authoritarianism,” CA Gov. Newsom said.
Lawsuit: OpenAI Accused of Deceiving Texas Consumers, Breaking State Law
“With the rapid advancement of AI technology, OpenAI has the responsibility to protect users and warn them of the many dangers of its platform,” said Paxton. “I will fight to protect Texans from the harms of AI and ensure that powerful technology companies are not above the law.”
Trump Asks Justice Department to Sue If Alaska Republican Loses in Midterm Election
The lawsuit asks the court to prevent the state from certifying the election, pending an investigation to determine how many votes for teacher Dan Sullivan were actually meant for the current Republican senator.
When Custody Orders Are Not Enough: The Legal Threshold for Ending a Non-Custodial Parent’s Rights
A person considering termination should identify the correct statutory path, obtain the required notice and evidence, and review current California court procedures before filing.
The Legal Chain Reaction of Major Life Changes: What to Review After Marriage, Divorce, or a New Child
Documents that no longer match the owner’s circumstances can produce unintended results and force beneficiaries, fiduciaries, plan administrators, or courts to resolve inconsistencies.
Kings County Probation Department Agrees to Reform Juvenile Detention Center Following Disability Rights Investigation and Lawsuit
“It’s crucial that incarcerated youth receive the special education services they’re entitled to,” said Amelia Evard, Staff Attorney with Disability Rights Advocates. “We’re hopeful that Kings County Office of Education will also come to the table to meet the needs of the young people in their care.”