Kona Coffee Farmers Set to Receive Millions in Class Action Settlements
Nearly 600 Kona coffee farmers will receive millions of dollars over a 2019 class-action lawsuit.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Judge Allows Child Abuse Lawsuit Against U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to Proceed
U.S. District Judge Lance Walker recently announced a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services over a child abuse case may proceed.
Immigration Advocates File Lawsuit Against Arizona Attorney General
Immigrants’ rights advocates are pushing back against Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich’s attempts to block President Joe Biden’s latest changes to U.S. immigration policy. On Tuesday, a coalition of immigration and Latino advocacy groups announced a lawsuit against Brnovich’s office. The complaint, notes The Associated Press, was filed by the Mexican-American Legal Defense and Educational
Ohio AG Files Suit Against Centene Following Audit
Dave Yost files a lawsuit over Envolve’s subcontracting services.
Florida Attorney General Moody Sues Biden Administration Over Immigration Policy, Changes
Moody says the new immigration policies will force local law enforcement to release undocumented immigrants back into Florida communities.
Lincoln City Police Department Under Fire Over Pregnancy Discrimination Allegations
A former officer with the Lincoln City Police Department is suing over allegations of pregnancy discrimination.
Boyfriend of Breonna Taylor Sues Louisville Police for Violating Rights in Deadly No-knock Raid
Kenneth Walker III claims that Louisville Police acted improperly and without regard for his constitutional rights when they broke down Breonna Taylor’s door without warning.
VA Continues to Fend Off Malpractice, Wrongful Death Lawsuits
VA clinics, nursing homes continue to face lawsuits, settle cases.
Family of Black Man Shot by Officer Settles Civil Lawsuit
Family of man fatally shot by a Dearborn officer settles their civil lawsuit.
More Than 800 Drivers Hit Via with Complaints of Poor Earnings, Mistreatment
The ride-share companies, Via, is under fire by more than 800 drivers over claims they were lured in with false promises of big earnings.