Federal Lawsuit Accuses Facebook of Skewed Hiring Practices
The Department of Justice brings a lawsuit against Facebook for discriminating against U.S. workers.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Dordt University Faces Gender Discrimination Lawsuit from Former Student
Dordt University was recently hit with a gender discrimination lawsuit by a former student accused of having non-consensual sex with a female student.
YETI, Amazon Go After Alleged Counterfeiters in Joint Lawsuit
YETI and Amazon are teaming up in a lawsuit to go after alleged counterfeiters.
Hurt in a Car Crash? 12 Tips to Get Fair Compensation
In case of an accident, the second person you should call after your doctor is a lawyer.
Do I need a Lawyer for Workers’ Compensation Claims?
The workers’ compensation claims can be very complex. There are many factors that could affect your case negatively.
California Judge Tells Los Angeles to Show Proof Outdoor Dining Spreads Coronavirus
The judge appeared sympathetic to the restaurant coalition suing the county, but said he needs to see evidence–or lack thereof–before making a decision.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Calls Trump Campaign’s Election Lawsuits an “Assault on Democracy”
The Trump campaign’s lawsuits make big claims while providing practically no substantiating evidence.
Did a Brevard County Special Education Teacher Abuse Students? One Lawsuit Thinks So.
A Brevard County Special education teacher recently came under fire in a lawsuit alleging the teach abused fiver special needs students.
Restaurant Owners Sue Iowa Over COVID-19 Restrictions
The owner of the Mudders tavern in Iowa is suing Governor Reynolds and the Iowa Department of Public Health over the states COVID-19 restrictions on businesses.
Supreme Court Unlikely to Hold Nestle, Cargill Responsible for Alleged Child Labor Violations
The lawsuit’s success largely comes down to the justices’ interpretation of a 231-year old tort statute.