PG&E Will Pay Out for California Forest Fire
PG&E has agreed to settle California forest fire charges.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Colorado is Among the Most Divorce-Prone States in the Country
Divorce can be traumatizing, not only for the couple that are deciding to split for their reasons but also for children.
Is Legal Help Required After a Car Accident in Glen Burnie, MD?
No driver should have to fret about the legal implications of their accident when they are already busy healing from new injuries and trying to shuffle their schedule around.
University of Wisconsin Sued for Sexual Harassment
Investigators concluded that Pete Hill’s patterns of sexual harassment were “well-known” on campus, and that he had sexually harassed and assaulted both students and employees over the course of his employment.
Temporary Help Workers Will Be Paid Enough Due to Lawsuit
Temporary agricultural workers will not undergo wage freeze.
Suing for a Slip and Fall in an Icy Wyoming Parking Lot
Even if the property owner or business owner fails to clear away snow, they may be able to protect themselves from liability by placing cones or signage around slippy areas.
Lawsuit Claims Low Pay for NY Preschool Teachers is Discriminatory
A group of preschool teachers are suing New York City over low pay.
Uber Settles with California, Agrees to Hand Over Records and Pay $9m Fine
Uber had earlier refused to hand over sexual assault reporting data, citing concern for victims’ privacy.
Trump Attorneys Say Federal Government Should Be Defendant in Defamation Lawsuit
The Biden administration has also encouraged the courts to let the federal government defend Trump.
Nevada Court: Firearm Manufacturers Not Responsible for 2017 Las Vegas Shooting
The state’s supreme court noted that state law shields firearms manufacturers from liability except when their products malfunction.