Supreme Court: Title 42 Restrictions on Asylum-Seekers to Remain in Place
The public health law allows the United States government to expel or turn away asylum-seekers during pandemics.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Lawsuit Alleges PFAS Were in Paper Manufacturing Process
Toxic sludges released contaminants into the air, suit says.
Lawsuit Filed by Christian Group Against University Succeeds
Ratio Christi lawsuit ends in a settlement.
New Lawsuit Alleges Millions of Dollars Were Stolen from Retirees
New lawsuit contends Kentucky’s pension fund is being mismanaged and lacks oversight.
A Discrimination Lawsuit has been filed Against San Diego CEO
Woman says CEO favored white males, while isolating Black and female employees.
Virgin Islands Sues JPMorgan Chase Over Epstein Connections
The territory’s attorney general said that JPMorgan turned a blind eye to evidence suggesting that Epstein was trafficking children.
Google to Settle Indiana Privacy Lawsuit for $20m
The Attorney General’s Office said that Google had made it virtually impossible for consumers to opt out of its location tracking service.
Lawsuits Filed After California Prison Guard Accused of Sexual Misconduct
The lawsuits claims that Gregory Rodriguez, a former officer at the Central California Women’s Facility, sexually assaulted numerous inmates.
Federal Judge Dismisses Massachusetts Parents “Gender Identity” Lawsuit Against Ludlow Schools
While the judge did dismiss the lawsuit, he criticized the school district’s policy of withholding students’ gender identities from their own parents.
Attorneys for Walmart Ask Court to Dismiss Employee Mass Shooting Lawsuits
In court statements, Walmart indicated that its workers’ compensation program should negate the need for any litigation.