Settlement Targets Jail Mental Health Failures
Settlement sets new rules for mental health care in county jails.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Trump Administration Sues After New Jersey Kicks ICE Out of State-Controlled Properties
“What I think the federal government needs to be focused on right now, instead of attacking states like New Jersey working to keep people safe, is actually training their ICE agents,” newly-elected New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill said.
California Sues Trump Administration Over Vaccine Schedule Changes
Since then, Kennedy has appointed a number of new members to the panel. California alleges that, of the 13 current members, at least nine lack the qualifications and required experience necessary for their positions. A majority have also expressed anti-vaccine views that broadly align with Kennedy’s.
Divorce After 50 Is More Challenging
If you’re considering a divorce over the age of 50, your case may come with some special considerations.
What Is Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) and Who Qualifies for It?
SIJS stands as a safeguard for minors who need safety, stability, and legal recognition of their circumstances. Its protections reflect a commitment to young people who cannot return to unsafe homes.
Texas Precious Metals Sues Texas Comptroller Over Coin Program, Government Commerce Limits
The company says Texas Comptroller exceeded legislative authority by entering the bullion market.
The Role of Lawyers in Protecting 9/11 Victims’ Rights: Behind-the-scenes of Advocacy for Survivors
The commitment needed to advocate for the 9/11 community is not just professional. It is personal, requiring lawyers to stay engaged long after the headlines fade.
San Diego Flood Settlement Draws Criticism
San Diego flood victims wait as insurers receive settlement first.
How Dashcam Footage Is Changing the Outcome of Car Accident Claims
Even the clearest dashcam footage doesn’t speak for itself. Proper interpretation, strategic use, and legal framing are all essential.
Paper Notices, Short Deadlines, Real Consequences. How Evictions Really Work in California
Those who understand the system early keep leverage. Those who don’t give it away without realizing it.