Legal Protections Available to Wrongfully Terminated Workers
Employers don’t always follow the rules, and workers shouldn’t assume that a termination was fair just because it happened.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Fubo Settles Data Privacy Lawsuit for $3.4M
Fubo shared user viewing habits with advertisers without proper consent, lawsuit claimed.
Federal Court Issues Injunction Against Birthright Citizenship Order
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting President Donald Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship from being enforced anywhere in the United States. According to The Associated Press, the ruling was issued early on Thursday by U.S. District Judge Joseph LaPlante. The New Hampshire-based judge’s order was issued after an hour-long hearing, with
Nebraska Sues General Motors and OnStar for Consumer Privacy Violations
In court documents, Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers noted that some of the “third parties” who purchased this information used it against customers by denying insurance coverage requests and raising premium rates.
Your Texas Divorce Checklist
If you’re going through a divorce, remember to take the long view. Discussing future financial concerns with your divorce attorney can help you avoid unfortunate surprises.
Patients Sue California Firm Saying Discredited Fertility Test Stole Their Chance at Parenthood
Lawsuit accuses genetic test maker of misleading claims.
Concussion Car Accident Settlement: Understanding Pain and Suffering Calculations
By understanding how pain and suffering are calculated, you can effectively pursue a settlement that will help you regain health, cover lost wages, and support your long-term needs.
Legal Firewall: Learn How a Cook Islands Trust Operates to Shield Global Assets from Litigation
This is not a loophole or a grey area—it’s a legally sound, time-tested strategy that offers world-class protection.
Impact of Missouri Breed-Specific Legislation on Lawsuits in St. Louis
Breed-Specific Legislation adds a challenging layer to Missouri’s dog bite laws, particularly in the St. Louis area where city-level breed bans create a patchwork of regulations.
Federal Court Rules Against Mass Firing of DHHS Employees
In her ruling, U.S. District Court Judge Melissa R. Dubose wrote that “the record is completely devoid of any evidence that the Defendants have performed any research on the repercussions of issuing and executing the plans announced in the Communiqué.