Black Farmers File Lawsuit Over Repeal of Debt Forgiveness Program
The Biden administration revised its agricultural debt relief program, allowing impoverished farmers of any race to apply for benefits.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Supreme Court Declines New Hampshire Legislature’s Remote Meetings Lawsuit
The lawsuit was filed by lawmakers who no longer feel safe attending in-person legislative sessions.
Montana Wolf Hunt Faces Looming Legal Threat
The lawsuit alleges that Montana has violated state law and provisions of the state constitution by loosening restrictions on the hunting and trapping of wolves.
Illinois Republicans Seek to Invalidate Thousands of Mail-in Ballots
Filed by Illinois conservatives, the lawsuit alleges that mail-in ballots received after Election Day should be considered “illegal” and invalid.
Verdict is Reached in Monsanto, Bayer Pharmaceuticals PCB Case
School system PCBs lawsuit is decided.
Nonprofit Sues for Youth Exemptions to Chicago Halloween Curfew
The lawsuit was filed by a nonprofit organization that encourages children to go “cop watching” on Halloween.
Federal Judge Dismisses TikTok “Blackout Challenge” Lawsuit
In his ruling, U.S. District Judge Paul Diamond found that TikTok’s conduct was protected by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
How to Receive Compensation for a Pedestrian Knockdown
If you’re able, take pictures of the accident scene, your injuries, and the license plate of the car that hit you.
What Should You Do After a Truck Accident in Fort Wayne?
Attorneys increasingly check the social media posts of their opponents because people often reveal too much information.
Arizona Woman Arrested for ‘Feeding the Homeless’ Sues Bullhead City
The lawsuit seeks compensatory damages of $1 and a court order overturning Bullhead City’s ordinance restricting “food-sharing” in public spaces.