Motorcycle Wrecks and Wrongful Death: Legal Options for Families
It is crucial to work with an experienced attorney who can guide the family members through the legal process and ensure that they receive fair compensation for their loss.
Lawsuits & Litigation
U.S. Supreme Court Dismisses Challenge to New Biden Immigration Policies
In an 8-1 decision, the justices dismissed a Republican-led lawsuit challenging the Biden administration’s decision to prioritize the arrest and deportation of violent felons.
Renowned Harassment Lawyer David Ratner Sued for Sexual Assault by Ex-Associate
Ms. Crawford’s claims were brought under New York’s Adult Survivors Act, which temporarily lifts the civil statute of limitations for sexual assaults committed against individuals when they were adults.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Files Lawsuit Challenging Federal Student Aid Rule
The controversial Florida Republican repeatedly referred to “Biden’s Education Department,” all while referencing a series of federal rules that were first enacted in the mid-1960s.
Montana “Climate Kids” Trial Comes to an End
The court is expected to make a decision some time in July, after both parties have filed their findings.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds Settles Public Records Lawsuits
A Democratic auditor has since criticized the settlement, suggesting that Gov. Reynolds and other conservative officials are using taxpayer funds to limit their own civil liability.
Lawsuit Challenging Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs’ Refusal to Execute Prisoner is Dismissed
The lawsuit was dismissed after Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs’ office affirmed that the state is prepared to resume executions in the reasonable foreseeable future.
CHD Files New Action Against Legacy Media Organizations for Antitrust and Free Speech Violations
The complaint alleges that as members of the Trusted News Initiative (TNI), Defendants colluded with one another and with social media platforms to target and censor rival online news publishers, violating the Sherman Antitrust Act and the First Amendment.
Hopelessly Compromised SEC Dismisses Dozens of Cases Due to Widespread Agency Misconduct
SEC publicly admitted in April 2022 to the existence of a so-called control deficiency within its administrative adjudication system.
7 Things to Avoid Saying to an Employment Lawyer
If you say the wrong things, they will see you as a red flag and simply pass over your case.