Texas Sues White House After President Biden Rescinds Trump’s “Migrant Protection Protocols”
Texas says the move has led to a surge in illegal immigration along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Smartmatic Lawsuit Says Fox News’s Faux Journalism Isn’t Protected By First Amendment
Election technology company Smartmatic is pushing back against Fox News, claiming the media outlet peddled conspiracy theories and pushed disinformation during the last presidential race. According to The New York Times, Smartmatic has filed a lawsuit accusing Fox of overstepping the bounds of journalistic integrity. In its lawsuit, Smartmatic claims that Fox’s election coverage damaged
Seattle Nursing Home Settles Abuse Case for $8M
Nursing home’s insurer pays out $8 million to settle claims that a disabled woman was sexually abused.
What is the Eggshell Rule and How Does It Apply to Personal Injury Cases?
Hiring the right personal injury attorney can improve your chances of resolving your claim for maximum compensation, especially when you are an eggshell plaintiff.
A Former Lake Station Employee was Denied Unemployment, Spied On. Now He’s Suing
After losing his job when he contracted COVID-19, a Lake Station employee is suing for wrongful termination.
Community College Agrees to Settlement, Ending Gender Discrimination Lawsuit
Begen Community College is settling a lawsuit filed by an employee who claimed she was the victim of sexual harassment.
13 Attorneys General Sue Biden Administration Over Coronavirus Relief Tax Rules
The American Rescue Plan forbids recipient states from using relief funds to offset net tax losses.
Lawsuit: Virginia Police Officers Pepper Spray, Beat Mixed-Race Army Lieutenant
2nd Lt. Caron Nazario claims he was pulled over and pepper-sprayed for driving without plates–even though his vehicle was new enough to not need a permanent set.
Funimation Settles Lawsuit Involving Allegations it Violated the Americans with Disabilities Act
Earlier this month, Funimation agreed to settle a discrimination lawsuit out of court.
Plagerism Lawsuit Over ‘Shape of Water’ Dismissed, Guillermo del Toro Deemed the Creator
A lawsuit involving plagiarism allegations and Guillermo del Toro’s Oscar winner ‘The Shape of Water’ was dismissed earlier this month.