Trump Organization Sues New York City for Closing Golf Course After January 6 Riots
A spokesperson for New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said that Trump’s role in the Capitol riots means he no longer has the privilege of doing business with the city.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Juul Will Reform Business Practices, Pay $40m to North Carolina After Investigation
While Juul has not explicitly admitted that it marketed its e-cigarettes to children, North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein has called the agreement a big win for the state.
How Much to Expect From a Car Accident Settlement
Every insurance claim and lawsuit is a story.
When Must You Speak to Disability Lawyers?
There are various reasons for hiring these individuals, the first being their judicial understanding and experience.
Class-Action Lawsuit Targets LSU and it’s Failure to Report Incidents of Sexual Assault
LSU is at the center of a class-action lawsuit that claims the university failed to report sexual assault incidents.
Resident of Collapsed Florida Tower Files Class Action Against Condo Association
Over 150 people in the building remain unaccounted for.
California City Accedes to “Flintstone House” with Six-Figure Settlement
The settlement will give $125,000 to Florence Fang, who fought a years-long battle with the town of Hillsborough over her eye-catching lawn décor.
Texas Residents Sue Gov. Abbott for Ending Pandemic Unemployment Programs
The lawsuit claim that Gov. Abbott lacked the authority to single-handedly terminate federal unemployment benefits.
Department of Justice Sues Georgia, Calls New Voting Law Discriminatory
In a statement, Attorney General Merrick Garland suggested that Georgia’s new Election Integrity Act specifically and intentionally targets Black voters.
Former Texas State Sen. Wendy Davis, Others File Lawsuit Against “Trump Train” Protesters
Davis and the other plaintiffs say that the “Trump Train” protesters violated the federal Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871.