ThedaCare Medics Row Shows Worker Clout
Seven ThedaCare medics quit for better jobs. At first, a judge said they couldn’t go, a stunning decision in an economy which should be golden for workers.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Oxford School Officials Respond to Mass Shooting Lawsuit
An attorney for the school said that Oxford education officials fulfilled all of their legal duties in addressing concerns about suspected shooter Ethan Crumbley’s behavior.
Illinois Judge Overrides State Mask, Vaccination Mandates for Teachers and Students
The state plans to appeal the decision.
D.C. Lawyers Claims Metropolitan Police Department Keep Critics on “Watchlist”
The lawsuit claims the “watchlist” targets critics who request public records with the potential to embarrass the department.
Chicago Personal Injury Lawyers Finding Justice for Elder Abuse Victims
Complaining to the management won’t solve anything. It might even make things worse for your loved one if the caretakers accused of wrongdoing decide to retaliate.
Can You File a Personal Injury Claim if You’re Bitten by a Dog?
Fortunately for dog owners, personal injury attorneys can file claims on home insurance policies.
‘Blonde Doc’ Alleges Domestic Abuse, Faces Lawsuit
Former doctor faces legal action after investigative probe into her practice.
Australian Billionaire Sues Facebook for Failing to Remove Scam Ads
Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest says he’s been asking Facebook to take action against scammers using his likeness for years.
Virginia Gov. Youngkin Wants to Join Loudon Parents’ Anti-Mask Lawsuit
Gov. Youngkin said that all Virginia parents should have the right to choose whether their children wear masks in school.
Attorneys Sue New York Gov. Hochul, Democrats Over “Gerrymandered” Maps
The lawsuit suggests that New York’s legislature ignored established political procedures to “gerrymander” district maps to Democrats’ advantage.