Revised Challenge to Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” Law is Filed
Once again, Florida’s new law is being challenged in court.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Meta Platforms Faces Suit Over Hate Content Posted on Facebook
Family of shooting victim sues Facebook’s parent company.
What to Expect When Filing a Birth Injury Lawsuit in New York
Medical records may go missing and people’s recollections of something that happened years ago will fade.
How are Pain and Suffering Damages Calculated in an Arkansas Accident Claim?
Unlike many other states, Arkansas doesn’t cap the value of pain and suffering damages in accident claims.
5 Things You Should Bring When Meeting with a Personal Injury Lawyer
Health and vehicle insurance are essential to bring with you to your meeting.
Employment Law 101: What Makes a Wrongful Termination Case
An employee who has raised concerns about workplace safety, violations of company policy, or disclosed unlawful or unethical behavior as a whistleblower is protected from dismissal.
Publix Files Lawsuit Against Its Insurers Seeking Opioid Defense Fees
Grocer sues its insurance companies for refusing to cover defense fees in opioid litigation.
D.C. Attorney General Files Second Lawsuit Against Washington Commanders
D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine has accused the Commanders of withholding customers’ security deposits, effectively treating the money as organizational revenue.
Alabama Supreme Court: Campus Free Speech Lawsuit Can Continue
The Supreme Court’s chief justice wrote a concurring opinion in which he suggested that state courts should give precedence to state-level constitutional issues, considering the federal implications of policy only if and when the need arises.
Lawsuit: Massachusetts “Secretly” Installed COVID-19 Tracing Software on Smartphones
The lawsuit alleges that Massachusetts “secretly” installed the tracing software because it knew that most residents wouldn’t “voluntarily download” the program.