Personal Injury Claims in the World of COVID-19
If you’ve been hurt by poor business practices related to COVID-19, you should consult a local attorney.
If you’ve been hurt by poor business practices related to COVID-19, you should consult a local attorney.
Family sues after deli employee dies from contracting the coronavirus at work.
Hardware chain settles widespread data breach in which customers’ sensitive information was compromised.
The Department of Labor was recently hit with a lawsuit by farmworker groups over a newly proposed H-2A rule.
A former Trump campaign attorney had asked the courts to discard the state’s election results–and hand over the power to make a final decision to the Republican-dominated Legislature.
Major League Baseball says it has paid millions of dollars in insurance every year to avoid financial catastrophe–and now that COVID-19 has caused one, insurers are refusing to pay out.
Netflix settles one court case, while its battle over ‘The Cuties’ film continues.
The University of Minnesota was recently hit with a lawsuit by a former student seeking a partial refund of tuition and students fees from last spring when the school shut down campuses and shifted to online learning.
While a drop-off in activity is expected as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect our daily lives, various factors have proven to be significant in affecting activity in a specific practice area or stage of litigation.
American Civil Liberties Union files a lawsuit on behalf of employees at beef processing plant for failing to take coronavirus precautions.