UCLA to Settle Antisemitism Lawsuit for $6.5m
Janet Reilly, the chair of the University of California’s board of regents, said that the school is committed to “doing better moving forward.”
Lawsuits & Litigation
When Family Law Shapes the Future of Parental Rights and Property Disputes
The legal system does its best, but it can’t monitor daily lives. People still have to choose to follow the terms.
When a Company’s Mistake Puts You in a Hospital Bed and No One Wants to Pay
It’s time to call out the systems that protect companies at the expense of the injured. Accountability shouldn’t depend on who has more money or the better legal team.
How Real Estate Law Shapes Your Property Journey
Ultimately, real estate law is a tool that shapes your path in property ownership. When you approach it with respect and knowledge, you gain an advantage.
Lawsuit Claims USDA Demanding Info on All SNAP Applicants for Past 5 Years
“This isn’t about oversight and transparency,” Bonta said. “This is about establishing widespread surveillance under the guise of fighting fraud. We can call it what it is, an illegal data grab designed to scare people away from public assistance programs.”
One-Day Delay Ends Patient Lawsuit Against Avera
South Dakota court rules against patient in time-sensitive medical lawsuit case.
Hospital Found Liable in Costly Patient Fall Case
Elderly patient awarded $3.2M after hospital fall following spine surgery.
Trump Admin. Sues New York City Over “Sanctuary” Policies
“Just this week, New York City’s sanctuary policies have reaped tragic consequences,” Justice Department attorneys wrote in the lawsuit, citing a recent incident in which an off-duty Customs and Border Patrol was shot in an attempted robbery gone wrong.
U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Against Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order
“Rather than engaging seriously with the [question of birthright citizenship] … the defendants complained about the Court’s briefing order, sought to reopen questions that are not properly before this Court now, and quibbled about whether they should be required to participate meaningfully in [proceedings],” the ruling states.
Former Justice Department Officials Sue U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi
A House representative from Florida raised concerns that one official’s removal could jeopardize an ongoing fraud investigation into Leo Gavoni, accused of embezzling more than $100 million in money meant for people with special needs.