Woman Accuses Desuahn Watson of Sexual Assault, Bringing Total Number of Lawsuits to 22
The anonymous plaintiff claims the Houston Texans quarterback “exposed himself” and tried to molest her during a professional massage session.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Female Paramedic Files Lawsuit Against the FDNY
Female paramedic says she was harassed by FDNY coworkers.
Muslim Employees Settle Discrimination Claims with Anna’s House
Muslim employees allege restaurant owner discriminated against them.
Michigan Reformatory, Others Hit with Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
The warden of the Michigan Reformatory, the head of executive affairs, and a corrections officer were recently hit was a lawsuit over sexual harassment claims.
5 Things to Consider Before Appealing a Case
Not only do you need enough time, but cash too. Going to court is expensive.
Supreme Court Sides with Georgia in ‘Water Wars’ Lawsuit
The Supreme Court recently sided with the state of Georgia over a 2013 lawsuit filed by Florida.
Sidetrack Bar & Grill Hit with Lawsuit Over Tip Sharing, Unpaid Overtime, and Other Violations
The owner of Sidetrack Bar & Grill in Ypsilanti is under fire in a lawsuit alleging it violated state and federal laws by forcing employees to share tips.
Immigration Activists Launch Lawsuit to Learn Future of Berks County Detention Center
Activists allege that Berks County’s commissioners have refused to inform of the public of their plans to use the facility as part of a mysterious federal contract.
Christian Minister Sues for “Right” to Hold Good Friday Vigil Outside U.S. Capitol
While Rev. Patrick Mahoney held a similar vigil outside the Capitol last year, the National Guard is still restricting access to the building’s grounds due to the January 6th riots.
4 Ways COVID-19 Has Dampened the Personal Injury Profession
Personal injury practitioners would do well to carefully consider what services should be provided remotely or whether they need a bricks-and-mortar office at all.