Florida Tries to Dismantle Medicaid Class Action
The class action lawsuit claims that Florida refuses to cover incontinence supplies for many disabled residents over the age of 21.
Lawsuits & Litigation
White Professor Sues Texas A&M University Over “Discriminatory” Fellowship Program
An official from Texas A&M University questioned whether the professor had legal standing to file the lawsuit, since the plaintiff had–allegedly–never even applied for a position with the system.
Los Angeles County Reaches Preliminary Settlement in Homeless Lawsuit
The preliminary settlement could end a years-long lawsuit between Los Angeles County, the City of Los Angeles, and regional homeless advocacy organizations.
The Claims Process for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Injuries related to carbon monoxide poisoning fall under the personal injury law.
Sue Your Boss and Win with These Three Easy Steps
Usually employers are more than willing to hand over considerable settlements rather than going to court.
How Sexual Harassment Victims in Dallas Can Win Their Lawsuits
Things like video surveillance and pictures may also be relevant if any of the illegal conduct was captured.
State Trooper Sues Former New Yorker Governor for Sexual Harassment
In the case of politicians, it’s more important to bring sexual harassment to light, since their image may make them favorable in the court of public opinion.
Have Michigan Child Custody Lawyers Help You Draft a Successful Parenting Plan
Joint physical custody means that the children spend an equal amount of time with either parent, moving back and forth between the two homes.
Lawsuit Claims Polygamous Utah Arranged Child Marriages and Exploited Underage Labor
The lawsuit alleges that the so-called Kingston Group forced underage women to marry their relatives and perform labor for the organization’s businesses.
Ricky Martin Files $20m Lawsuit Against Nephew Who Accused Him of Sexual Assault
In his lawsuit, Martin claims that his nephew tried messaging him multiple times per day on social media, threatening to ruin his reputation unless he provided him with “compensation.”