AC Transit Settles Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuit for $340K
A settlement agreement was recently announced between AC Transit and current and former pregnant employees.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Portland Radio Personality Sues Over Employment Discrimination Allegations
The Portland Radio Company and its parent corporation, Saga Communications of Michigan were recently hit with a lawsuit by a former employee over wrongful termination allegations.
Lawsuit Filed over Government’s Refusal to Protect Wolverines
Wolverines are dwindling in number, but lawsuit alleges the government won’t protect them under the ESA.
St. Louis County Jail Sued After Inmate Dies from Treatable Leukemia
A St. Louis Country jail recently came under fire in a lawsuit after a young inmate was left to die alone from treatable leukemia.
School Files Hundreds of Textbook Lawsuits Amid Pandemic
Indiana school district refuses to excuse textbook fines during COVID-19.
How Can I Afford to Pay for a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
Simply put, a personal injury lawyer gives you the best chance to obtain the compensation you need and deserve.
Preparing the Client for Ruthless Cross-Examination
My father would say, “Don’t let your lack of preparation be the opposition’s greatest weapon.”
How to Take Care of Yourself After a Car Accident
When you’re involved in a car accident, your body needs to heal and recover from the injuries and the stress of what happened.
Top 5 Things to Ask Your Lawyer
During your initial consultation, you may have legal advice questions or other questions that are relevant to you and your case. Do not be afraid to ask these questions and make sure that you are comfortable with the answers.
Most of the United States’ Attorneys General Have Signed Onto an Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google
The lawsuit accuses Google of manipulating search results–among other anticompetitive practices–to disadvantage its rivals and generate profits for its own products.