Texas AG Paxton Files Lawsuit Against Biden Admin for “Encouraging Spread” of COVID Along Border
In his lawsuit, Paxton asked a court to compel the Biden administration to reinstate former President Donald Trump’s “Return to Mexico” program.
Lawsuits & Litigation
5 Reasons to Consider Hiring a Maritime Attorney
Usually, maritime cases are not straightforward and may be confusing to clients. If you have a maritime injury attorney by your side, the confusion will not scare you into dropping the case.
How to Find a Good Family Law Attorney
It is better to spend more time searching for the right family law attorney than deal with future communication breakdowns.
Team Illinois Hockey Club Hit with Lawsuit After Kicking Player with Depression off Team
A discrimination lawsuit was recently filed against Team Illinois Hockey Club and Amateur Hockey Association of Illinois.
Cardiologists Accused of Touching Patients Inappropriately
Two heart doctors are accused of sexual assault.
Poultry Companies Fork Over $104M to Settle Class Action Lawsuit
A preliminary settlement agreement was recently announced, bringing an end to litigation against Tyson Foods and others.
Lawsuit: Canisius College Tolerated Sexual Assault, Discrimination Against Female Track Athletes
A federal lawsuit accuses Canisius College of tacitly permitting discrimination against female athletes on the school’s cross-country and track and field teams. The lawsuit also accuses Canisius of ignoring reports of sexual assault at the Buffalo, New York, college, with administrators purportedly only taking action after a female athlete was raped. According to WKBW7, the
Emergency Room Doc Settles Wrongful Termination Case
ER physician settles case regarding understaffing concerns.
Private Prison Operator CoreCivic Settles Shareholder Lawsuit for $56m
Private prisoner operator CoreCivic has reached a $56 million settlement with its shareholders, who accused the company of misrepresenting the quality and value of its services. As The Denver Post reports, the lawsuit was filed in 2016, shortly after the Department of Justice issued guidance instructing the federal Bureau of Prisons to not renew or
10 Myths About Social Security Disability Explained
Myth: It’s possible for people who have never worked to claim SSD benefits.