Colorado Judge Rejects Trump’s Latest Effort to Dismiss Election Eligibility Lawsuit
A judge found Trump’s claim–that a 14th Amendment issue must be adjudicated by Congress, rather than the courts–entirely devoid of merit.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Lawsuit Claims Tennessee’s Aggravated Prostitution Statute Discriminates Against People with HIV
Civil rights advocates and transgender activists claim that the controversial law forces sex workers convicted of prostitution to register as violent sex offenders if they had HIV or AIDS, irrespective of whether they knew that they were sick.
Dozens of States File New Children’s Privacy Lawsuit Against Meta
Nearly three-dozen state attorneys general have joined a lawsuit alleging that Meta’s algorithms are designed to keep children hooked to social media feeds, often at the expense of their mental health.
Lawsuit: Ivy League Student with Heart Condition Died After “Charged Lemonade” from Panera Bread
Attorneys for the 21-year-old University of Pennsylvania student’s family say that Panera failed to adequately warn customers that its “Charged Lemonade” contained more caffeine than a can of Red Bull and a can of Monster combined.
Mother of Abused Missouri Christian Boarding School Student Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit
The lawsuit includes disturbing allegations of Agape Boarding School staff using gang rape as a form of punishment.
Crumiller Wins $3.75 Million Default Judgment in Child Victims Act Lawsuit
Doe, afraid that others would discover their secret relationship, became socially isolated from her teenage peers and began to struggle with eating disorders, depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, and other mental health conditions.
Dozens More Americans Join Class Action Against Apple, AirTags
The class action claims that Apple has failed to implement reasonable safeguards to prevent its popular AirTags from being used by stalkers.
Navigating “No Fault” Laws in Your Personal Injury Lawsuit
Remember that every personal injury case is unique, and the specific requirements for pursuing a lawsuit can vary by state.
Georgia Settles Lawsuit, Agrees to Pay for Gender-Affirming Care for State Employees
The settlement with Georgia’s State Health Benefit Plan will extend coverage to more than 660,000 eligible residents.
Oregon, Other States Join Federal Trade Commission Lawsuit to Dissolve Amazon
If successful, the lawsuit could lead to the dissolution of Amazon.