Texas Judge: Anti-Abortion Activists Can’t Sue Planned Parenthood
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for September 13th.
Lawsuits & Litigation
20 Attorneys General Challenge Biden Admin’s Transgender Guidance
The Biden administration wishes to make discrimination against transgender students, athletes, and employees a violation of Title IX.
Harris County, Advocacy Groups Sue on Texas’s Possible New Voting Rules
The lawsuit was filed even before Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed the rules into effect.
Parents of Disabled Children Sue Iowa After State Bans School Mask Mandates
The lawsuit claims that a ban on in-school mask mandates means that many disabled children cannot safely attend in-person classes.
Justice Department Prepping New Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google
While the lawsuit is yet to be confirmed, government officials have told the media that the Justice Department is planning to challenge Google’s monopolistic practices.
Judge: Apple Must Face Lawsuit, Accusations that ‘Siri’ Eavesdrops on Consumers
The lawsuit claims that Apple’s premiere voice assistant collects and sells conversation data to marketers, even when Siri isn’t intentionally activated.
What to Do After a Car Accident
Car accidents leave people extremely panicked and confused, so preparing yourself can really make the process run smoothly.
Settlement Improving Special Ed Services in NJ State Prisons Preliminarily Approved
The case, Adam X. et al. v. New Jersey Department of Corrections and Department of Education et al., was filed in January 2017 and offers a national example for special education services in prison.
Inspectors Step in as Carnival Rides Continue to Fail, Lawsuits Filed
Owners of Tilt-a-Whirl ride will face lawsuit after injuries, and Ohio beefs up state fair inspections.
Florida Democrat Sues Health Department to Get More Coronavirus Data
The lawsuit suggests that Florida has intentionally withheld coronavirus case information amidst the late-summer surge.