UF Student Refund Case Can Proceed, Could be Class Action
Students should receive on-campus payment refunds, lawsuit contends.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Woman Files Suit Against City After Police Destroy Her Home
Arizona resident says her home was destroyed after she called the police for a mental health crisis.
Arizona Department of Corrections Health-care Lawsuit Enters Trial Phase
The state has been held in contempt of court twice, but still blames the state of its prisons’ health-care on private contractors.
Jury Orders The GEO Group to Pay $17m to Exploited Immigrant Detainees
The company could end up losing even more money after Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s lawsuit goes to trial.
When Investors Should Consider a FINRA Arbitration Lawyer
Investors such as yourself ought to consider hiring a FINRA arbitration attorney if you have lost money due fraud or mismanagement by either a financial institution or a brokerage firm.
A Landowner’s Guide to the “Highest and Best Use” of a Property
If you find yourself under the threat of condemnation, the first thing you should do is seek legal advice from qualified and experienced attorney. Condemnation is a complex legal process, and it is in your best interest to have a professional by your side.
Analyzing Sanchez v. Barr and Its Importance to the Immigration Process
This case is very beneficial. For the non-citizens, it allows them the time necessary to navigate the very slow processes of the judicial and immigration systems.
Class Action Suit Against Canon USA
Why should an “all in one” office printer need ink to send a fax? Canon USA owes its customers a better reason to buy their pricey ink.
How a Case Moves Through the Court System
Civil and criminal cases move similarly through the court system, albeit with their small differences. Regardless of the circumstances, it is recommended that the defendant hires a lawyer.
ACLU Drops Injunctive Claims Against Fort Wayne, IN, in Excessive Force Lawsuit
While the ACLU still retains a complaint against the city, both sides came to a “mutual understanding” on several key issues relating to the use of force at Black Lives Matter protests in 2020.