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.
“Not only am I no longer at risk of being fined for my skeletons, but the unconstitutional ordinance is now dead and buried,” plaintiff Alexis Luttrell said.
Both cases center on Yukon’s patented three-piece insulated container, used for shipping pharmaceuticals and other temperature-sensitive items.
As a result of this settlement agreement, Open MRI will implement new policies and practices to ensure its healthcare services are accessible to patients with mobility disabilities, procure accessible medical equipment, and train its staff to provide transfer assistance.
New York settles with Cuomo aide over harassment claims, denies any wrongdoing.
Five-year settlement plan prioritizes restorative justice for victims while ensuring financial stability for L.A. County.
More than $4 million was awarded after guilty verdict.
Most of the tithing-related claims filed against the church allege that its leadership used tithing donations to purchase investments in stocks, bonds, real property, and agriculture; the plaintiffs claim that they were never informed that their tithes might be used for investment, rather than charitable, purposes.
Doctors win $421M lawsuit after insurer denies payment for approved surgeries.
Former Northwestern football players settle hazing lawsuits, ending painful legal battle.