Justice Department Planning to Sue Texas Over New Abortion Law
Attorney General Merrick Garland is expected to provide more information about the lawsuit later this afternoon.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Paraplegic Man’s Leg is ‘Shredded’ on Rollercoaster, Lawsuit States
Man is seriously injured on amusement park ride.
Hawaii Reaches Coronavirus Response Settlement with Inmates
The Hawaii Department of Public Safety will establish a five-member committee to provide non-binding guidance on the COVID response in state jails and prisons.
California to Pass Law Restricting Amazon Warehouses’ “Productivity” Quotas
The law would prohibit dangerous productivity-measuring algorithms, and entitle workers to see what quotas they are being stacked up against.
Food Industry Litigation is at an All-Time High, Data Shows
Consumer advocacy groups are taking on food industry giants for alleged deceptive marketing practices.
Flo App Faces Class Action for Releasing User Info
App users claim company shared their sensitive health information.
Can You Sue the City of New York if You Were Injured on City Property?
Many people feel intimidated or afraid to bring a claim or lawsuit against any governmental body.
Does Eli Lilly Discriminate Against Older Applicants? One Lawsuit Thinks So.
Eli Lilly was recently hit with an age discrimination lawsuit, claiming it favors younger applicants.
Unemployed Advocates Sue Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey for Cutting Federal Pandemic Benefits
The lawsuit accuses Gov. Doug Ducey, a Republican, of breaking state law by making a unilateral decision to cut off federal benefits.
David Benham, Pro-Life Activists Push Forward in Lawsuit Over Alleged Unlawful Arrests
David Benham and other pro-life activists filed an amended complaint to their lawsuit against North Carolina officials after they were arrested a year ago.