Allen County Council Agrees to Pay $55K Settlement Over Sheriff’s Lawsuit
Allen County recently announced it will settle a lawsuit filed against the sheriff, David Gladieux, for $55,000.
Lawsuits & Litigation
3 Tips for Finding a Good Lawyer for Your Case
Do your homework and perform a DIY or private background check of your prospective lawyer.
Democratic Group Wins Lawsuits Relaxing Absentee Voting Restrictions in Michigan, Pennsylvania
Clerks in Michigan will have to accept absentee ballots up to two weeks after Election Day.
Angry Arkansas Employees Sue Kroger After Claiming Pro-LGBT Aprons Infringe on Religious Freedoms
The plaintiffs’ say their “strongly held” religious beliefs prevent them from expressing support for gay or lesbian Americans.
7 Reasons to Hire an Injury Attorney After an Accident
When your injury is due to someone else’s fault or negligence, you must hire a reliable and experienced lawyer in your locality to protect your rights and recover any damages you are entitled to receive.
Personal Injury Cases and COVID-19 in 2020
Your personal injury lawyer should also advise you whether your best option is to go to court in a virtual manner or if it’s better for you to wait until the courts reopen and you can have a proceeding in person.
NYC Tenants Say Kushner Companies Apartments Are Broken Down and Unsafe
The group of Kushner Villages tenants says the properties’ fire sprinklers don’t even work.
Muslim Woman Says in Lawsuit that Los Angeles Police Officers Arrested Her and Forcibly Removed Hijab
The lawsuit alleges that LAPD officers lacked sufficient justification to either arrest Nusaiba Mubarak or force her to remove religious garments.
Norther Michigan University Agrees to Pay $1.46M to Settle Gender Discrimination Suit
Northern Michigan University recently agreed to settle a gender discrimination lawsuit filed by four female professors for $1.46 million.
Whistleblower Says “Unsafe” ICE Facility in Georgia Coerces Women into Getting Hysterectomies
Lawmakers and human rights activists are calling for an investigation into U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after a Georgia nurse reported that detainees are subject to substandard medical care and abusive practices. According to National Public Radio, the same nurse said that immigrant women received “questionable” hysterectomies which may have been forced. Now, a