First Lawsuit Challenging Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Program Filed
The lawsuit alleges that some student loan borrowers may face unexpected–and unwanted–tax obligations.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Akorn Charged Medicare Part D for OTC Drugs
Medicare Part D covers brand name drugs, not those that are OTC.
Lawsuit: Sacramento Shared Asian Homeowners’ Info with Local Law Enforcement
The lawsuit alleges that the Sacramento Municipal Utility District shared Hmong homeowners’ power consumption information with a local sheriff’s office.
Jackson, MS, Residents File Class Action Lawsuit Over Ongoing Water Crisis
The lawsuit alleges that city officials and their private-sector partners had ample opportunity to prevent the ongoing crisis.
Writer E. Jean Carroll Announced Planned Sexual Battery Lawsuit Against Trump
E. Jean Carroll has also indicated that she would like her planned lawsuit, as well as an ongoing defamation claim against the former president, to be tried together in February of next year.
Grand Junction Personal Injury Lawyers Help Clients Recover
No doubt the guy who sold you your insurance policy was very nice and helpful, but you’ll be surprised by their attitude when you go in to file a claim.
Here’s What the Word “Mistake” Really Means in a Breach of Contract Lawsuit
The most important thing to remember about mistakes is that they can form the basis for a successful defense if you are being sued for breach of contract.
“Central Park Karen” Who Called Cops on Black Birdwatcher Loses Lawsuit
A federal judge found that Amy Cooper failed to demonstrate that her former employer had wrongfully terminated her in response to the incident.
Federal Judge Will Allow Black Media Mogul Byron Allen Pursue Discrimination Claim Against McDonald’s
Allen claims that McDonald’s generally refuses to advertise on Black-owned media networks.
Florida A&M Students Sue State Over Inadequate Financial Support
The lawsuit accuses Florida of diverting resources away from one of the state’s most prominent historically black colleges.