South Florida Hospitals Sue Over Safety Grades
Five Florida hospitals sue Leapfrog, claiming unfair and misleading safety grades.
Lawsuits & Litigation
California Court: Border Patrol Can’t Ask About Immigration Status Without Reasonable Suspicion
A federal court in California has ordered U.S Border Patrol to refrain from interrogating passersby about their immigration status without first having a good reason to do so. According to The New York Times, U.S. District Juge Jennifer L. Thurston’s Tuesday ruling found that the Border Patrol’s “stop-and-arrest” tactics violate the Fourth Amendment. Thurston also
Federal Judge Blocks Idaho from Enforcing Controversial Immigration Law
On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Amanda Brailsford approved a longer preliminary injunction, which prohibits Idaho from enforcing the immigration-related crimes of illegal entry and illegal re-entry.
Trump Administration Sues Democrat-Led States Over New Climate Change Laws
“These burdensome and ideologically motivated laws and lawsuits threaten American energy independence and our country’s economic and national security,” U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a statement.
Alabama Announces Lawsuit Against TikTok, ByteDance
According to Alabama, TikTok’s algorithm was “engineered” to keep children endlessly and mindlessly scrolling.
Troubled Missionary Group Faces Another Child Abuse Lawsuit
A Florida-based Christian organization has been accused of turning a blind eye to the sexual abuse and victimization of young children. According to NBC News, the lawsuit was filed against defendant Ethnos360, a nonprofit formerly known as New Tribes Mission. Ethnos360 sends missionaries, along with their family members, to sites around the world. In 2019,
Trump-Appointed Judge Pushes the Brakes on Some Deportations
“The importance of this ruling cannot be overstated,” said an American Civil Liberties Union attorney. “This is the first court to squarely rule on the fundamental question of whether a wartime authority can be used during peacetime and properly concluded it cannot.”
Is Distracted Driving the New Drunk Driving?
Proving distracted driving can be challenging, especially if the other driver didn’t receive a citation.
Court Rules UW Animal Oversight Committee Can’t Hide Members’ Names
The court affirmed that the plaintiffs’ arguments were not enough to allow public servants—including those making consequential decisions about the use and treatment of animals—to hide behind a veil of anonymity to avoid accountability.
Workplace Injury? When to Call a Lawyer
When in doubt, a lawyer can help guide you through the complex legal process and secure the compensation you deserve for your recovery and well-being.