Lawsuit Says Woman was Kept in Hospice for Financial Gain
Massachusetts superior court rules woman’s hospice claim can move forward.
Lawsuits & Litigation
EEOC: Intel Discriminated Against Older Workers During 2015, 2016 Layoffs
Earlier this week, the EEOC concluded that Intel discriminated against older workers during mass layoffs in 2015 and 2016.
Black St. Louis Cop Beaten By Fellow Officers to Receive $5m Settlement
The City of St. Louis will pay $5 million to Luther Hall, a Black policeman who was beaten by fellow officers while working an undercover job during the Jason Stockley protests in 2017. KMOV4 reports that Hall was assigned to work within a crowd of protesters following the acquittal of St. Louis Police Officer Jason
NAACP, Mississippi Congressman Sue Trump for Capitol Riots Under Ku Klux Klan Act
Rep. Bernie Thompson (D-MS) claims that the President and his former attorney, Rudy Giuliani, intentionally encouraged protesters to storm the U.S. Capitol.
How to Hire Lawyers in Gym Injury Cases
If you have been injured in a gym, a wellness club, a sports club, or a yoga studio, seek medical attention. Chart the circumstances underlying your injuries and, if possible, seek evidence from the witnesses.
Attorney Claims NY’s Case Against the Church is for ‘Publicity’
Stephen A. Donato, an attorney who represents the Buffalo, New York Catholic Diocese, indicated the state’s Attorney General Letitia James’ lawsuit against his the church is no more than a “publicity stunt.” He also suggested it may have violated bankruptcy court rules that are in place to protect bankrupt entities. Donato told Chief Judge Carl
Plaintiffs Asked to Join Chicagoland Grocery Retailer Class Action
Jewel-Osco is accused of not properly compensating its employees for the titles they were given.
How COVID-19 is Affecting Bankruptcy
If bankruptcy is your best option, try not to stress yourself out more than necessary. You are not alone in this situation, and you will be able to climb back out of it, given time.
Family Sues St. Charles Health System for $15M
St. Charles Health System has come under fire in a lawsuit over allegations of medical malpractice and wrongful death.
Lawsuit: Homeless Advocates Say New York City’s Subway Coronavirus Rules Hurt Most Vulnerable
Advocates for New York City’s homeless have filed a lawsuit against the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, claiming the agency’s new coronavirus rules unfairly target people who shelter in the subway because they have nowhere else to go. According to The New York Times, the city recently decreed that nobody can stay in a subway station for