Lawsuit Says ICE Rigged its Own Software So That It’d Never Have to Release Immigrants
Changes made to ICE’s Risk Classification Assessment algorithms in 2018 brought the agency’s release rate from 47% to less than 3%.
Lawsuits & Litigation
How the Supreme Court Could Again Decide the Fate of the Affordable Care Act
Democrats are hoping that the Supreme Court’s decision to hear the case will bring the fight over Obamacare back into the public sphere.
Product Liability Pre-settlement Funding & Lawsuit Loans
The most important and interesting fact about settlement loans is that you only pay the money back if you win your lawsuit.
Daycare Injuries and Negligence According to Texas State Law
Daycare injuries can and do happen by accident, and in some cases, there may be no negligence or case against the facility.
Trump’s Re-Election Campaign is Pushing a Bizarre Libel Suit Against New York Times
The New York Times suggested that Trump’s team is trying to censor the media.
USA Gymnastics’ Proposed Settlement for Nassar Victims Called “Reprehensible”
A bankruptcy judge suggested the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee needs to pull out its checkbook.
What to Do After a Car Accident That is Not Your Fault?
Accidents happen suddenly in our life. Car accidents are one of the most traumatic accidents. Sometimes people become so shocked after the accident that they can’t decide what to do next.
Do I Need to Involve an Attorney if I’m Injured in an Accident?
You should really consult with an attorney before you call your insurance company and you should always talk to a lawyer before you accept the company’s offer.
Sharp County Judge, Sheriff Hit with Discrimination Lawsuit
Mark Johnson, Sharp County District Judge, and Sharp County Sheriff Mark Counts were just hit with a lawsuit alleging age discrimination.
University of Maryland Hit with Discrimination Suit Over Gluten Exposure
A University of Maryland student with celiac disease is suing the school over claims that it served her food containing gluten.