Multibillion-Dollar SoFi Bank Files Lawsuit Claiming Student Loan Repayment Pause Hurts Its Profits
SoFi claims that the Biden administration’s extension of the student loan repayment pause has inflicted “irreparable” damage to its bottom-line.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Arizona Court Sanctions Election Denier Mark Finchem
The court found that Finchem, who lost the Arizona race for secretary of state by well over 100,000 votes, likely filed his lawsuit in bad faith.
Federal Judge Strikes Down Missouri Firearm Law
Missouri had earlier passed a law allowing private citizens to file five-figure claims against anyone who tried to infringe upon their Second Amendment rights.
What Compensation Can I Receive for a Personal Injury Case?
All the work needed to put a case together won’t amount to much without solid evidence of the harm you suffered.
Animal Oversight Board Members Can’t Hide Names—Landmark 9th Circuit Court Victory for PETA
PETA expects this decision will have far-reaching consequences and make it harder for all IACUCs to operate secretly or without accountability to the taxpayers who fund experiments.
Federal Judge Orders Marriott to Turn Over Video Footage in Michael Irvin Lawsuit
Irvin is demanding that the Marriott release video footage relating to an alleged act of sexual misconduct in a Phoenix-area hotel.
University of Iowa Reaches $5m Settlement in Football Racial Discrimination Claim
The lawsuit was filed by a group of African-American former football players who claimed they were mistreated by University of Iowa athletics officials.
How Much Is My Personal Injury Case Worth?
Compensatory damages cover both economic and non-economic damages to give you financial reimbursement for those losses.
Transgender Former Bishop Sues Lutheran Church for Discrimination
Somewhat ironically, former Lutheran bishop Megan Rohrer had also been accused of discriminating against Latino churchgoers.
California Couple Claims Snorkeling Company Abandoned Them in Ocean
The married couple, who were honeymooning in Hawaii, say that they were forced to swim a half-mile back to shore.