“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.
Lawsuits & Litigation
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.
What’s the Difference Between General Liability and Premises Liability?
Premises liability cases differ from general liability cases in specific ways pertaining to the nature of the damage or harm and how that type of liability is proven.
Reasons Your City Might Be Responsible for Your Car Accident & How to File a Claim
If someone finds themselves in an accident because they went the wrong way on a one-way street when the sign told them otherwise, the driver certainly can’t take full blame for the wreck.
New York Lawsuit Accuses Donald Trump of Deceit, Exaggerating Assets
If successful, the lawsuit could bar former President Donald Trump from ever again doing business in New York.
Migrants File Lawsuit After Florida Gov. DeSantis Flies Them to Massachusetts
The lawsuit alleges that Gov. DeSantis and other Florida officials promised the migrants jobs and assistance if they agreed to be blown to another state–only to leave them in Martha’s Vineyard without any resources whatsoever.
UNC School of Arts Students Sexual Harassment Suit Ongoing
Students who experience sexual harassment in any way, shape, or form should not be taken lightly and should report it immediately.
How Can Oklahoma Police Brutality Lawyers Help Victims of Excessive Force?
Defining what is reasonable force and what not is very complicated, but this is what you need to do when you file a civil complaint asking for damages.
What Types of Damages Can I Recover for a Car Accident in Chicago?
Illinois uses a modified comparative negligence rule which allows you to recover damages even if you are partly to blame for the accident, provided that you were less than 50% responsible.