California, Other States Sue to Stop Department of Energy Cuts
“DOE’s funding cap disrupts the very programs helping our communities with energy costs and the transition to clean power,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta said in a statement.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Two Lawsuits Challenge Legality of Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz”
The two lawsuits against “Alligator Alcatraz” touch on two different sides of the facility’s potential effects: one of the claims takes issue with the prison’s environmental impact, while the other raises concerns over inmates’ rights.
Factors That Contribute to a Successful Elder Abuse Case
When a family decides to demand compensation for the abuse done to an elderly member, they will need to make sure the case they lodge is strong. Keeping these tips in mind points to the right way.
Immigrant Rights Advocates Seek Answers on 26 Federal Plaza
26 Federal Plaza is also under scrutiny by liberal lawmakers, who have repeatedly requested access to the facility but have yet to be granted permission by ICE.
Alabama Judge Signs Off on Organ Theft Lawsuit Against UAB
“This is nothing short of grave robbery, dressed in the guise of medical authority, and it strikes at the heart of public trust in our institutions,” Faraino said.
6 Critical Rights Workers Often Forget After Getting Hurt
Knowing what you’re entitled to empowers you to make informed decisions.
Understanding Liability and Legal Claims After Injury
Navigating medical care, insurance calls, missed work, and financial pressure isn’t something you have to do on your own. With the right information and the right team behind you, you can shift from confusion to clarity.
Baylor Sues Boston University Over “Interlocking BU” Logo
Attorneys for Baylor are seeking to prevent Boston University from using “a specific interlocking BU design that is identical or strikingly similar to Baylor’s federally registered marks.”
New York Sues Zelle, Claims Money Transfer App Enabled Fraud
The lawsuit alleges that Zelle became a “hub for fraudulent activity” because its registration process omitted key verification steps yet failed to take meaningful action to curb the growth of unlawful transactions.
Federal Judge Skeptical of Trump Lawsuit Against Maryland District Court
“You probably picked up that I don’t have a very good poker face,” Cullen said to Justice Department attorney Elizabeth Hodges. “I have some skepticism.”