Idaho Wildlife Groups Sue State Over Controversial Wolf-Trapping Bill
Western Watersheds Project and other wildlife groups are suing the state over a new law that allows hunter to trap and kill wolves.
Lawsuits & Litigation
How Does a Victim of Sexual Harassment in Maine Know if Their Claim Will Be Successful?
Sexual harassment lawsuits tend to have a better chance of success if there are certain patterns of behavior. This can include a negligent employer who simply has allowed harassment to continue without prevention or training measures.
DOJ Settles Immigrant Discrimination Claim with Microsoft
Microsoft will pay $17,000 to the U.S. Treasury, and amend its hiring practices so that legal aliens do not have to repeatedly show work authorization documents.
Judge Dismisses Rose McGowan’s Lawsuit Against Harvey Weinstein
McGowan’s lawsuit was dismissed after she missed a paperwork filing deadline.
Georgia to Pay $2.2m to Family of Transgender Inmate Who Committed Suicide
Guards allegedly laughed after another inmate informed them that Jenna Mitchell had committed suicide in her cell.
Experienced Family Law Attorneys Explain Child Custody in Fort Lauderdale Florida
Child custody matters are complicated during divorce proceedings, but spending time with children should not be adversely affected for either parent, or the children.
Importance of Anti-Harassment Policy for New Jersey Firefighters Addressing Sexual Harassment
Individuals have legal options against sexual and workplace harassment, especially after following protocol and complaining with the supervisor and recognizing the workplace policies.
When Should a Victim of Sexual Harassment Retain a Lawyer in Indiana?
Anyone who has experienced sexual harassment also has the ability to report the conduct to various labor organizations at the local, state, and federal level depending on their employer and location.
Justice Department Lawsuit Calls Texas Redistricting Maps Gerrymandered
While Texas is now eligible for 2 new House seats, its population growth has been driven largely by Black and Latino immigrants–yet Texas’s redistricting plan ensures that political power will be left to its conservative, White electorate.
Self-proclaimed Bitcoin Creator Craig White Ordered to Pay $100m in Damages
Despite the massive verdict, Wright and his attorneys celebrated the $100m penalty as a victory.