Michigan Supreme Court to Hear Challenges to Gov. Whitmer’s Executive Powers
The Mackinac Center Legal Foundation is asking the Michigan Supreme Court to consider whether Gov. Whitmer’s executive authorities violate the state constitution.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Pennsylvania Lawsuit Claims Gov. Tom Wolf Acting Like a “King” By Requiring Residents to Wear Masks
The lawsuit claims that masks are a form of “political expression” forced upon patriotic residents by a “tyrannical” government.
UPPI Alleges Cardinal Health Ran ‘Rent-a-Vet’ Scheme
United Pharmacy Partners, Inc. says Cardinal Health used a rent-a-vet scheme to win drug contracts.
Charlottesville Trial Delayed Due to Court Concerns on Coronavirus
Attorneys and a judge agreed that an intensive, weeks-long trial could pose a risk to public health.
Sandmann Attorney L. Lin Wood Sued by Legal Partners for “Erratic” Behavior
L. Lin Wood purportedly told his former legal partners that his actions were guided by “God Almighty.”
Tulsa, Oklahoma Hit with Lawsuit Over 1921 Massacre, Demands Reparations
Tulsa, Oklahoma is facing a lawsuit demanding reparations over the 1921 massacre that claimed the lives of nearly 300 African Americans.
Tips and Advice From Family Law Lawyers
Listen to the options that your lawyer offers you and carefully weigh each one before jumping to decisions that may not be the most favorable to you.
Bar Association & Civic Groups Urge DNA Testing in Pervis Payne Case
Pervis Payne, a Black man with intellectual disability, is scheduled for execution on December 3, 2020.
Negotiating Medical Malpractice Settlements in Florida
Medical malpractice settlements can be received by the victim in as a lump sum payment or in the form of a structured payment scheme.
Electric Scooter Injuries in Michigan
When a person suffers injuries in an electric scooter accident in Michigan involving a car or truck that disabled him or her from returning to work, then they can file a No-Fault claim with the responsible auto insurance company to be reimbursed for lost wages.