Idaho Gov. Brad Little Announces City Has Won Homeless Encampment Lawsuit
In a statement announcing the lawsuit’s dismissal, Gov. Brad Little said that “Boise isn’t Portland.”
Verdicts & Settlements
Judge Dismisses Whole Foods Employees’ “Black Lives Matter” Apparel Lawsuit
In her ruling, the Boston-based federal judge found that Whole Foods had fairly and uniformly enforced a dress code prohibiting apparel bearing slogans, logos, and advertisements.
Jay-Z, Yo Gotti Dismiss Lawsuit Filed Against Mississippi Department of Corrections
The lawsuit was filed by Jay-Z and other entertainers after federal investigators found that inmates at Mississippi State Penitentiary were living in unconstitutional and squalid conditions.
Ex-Boy Scout Receives Sexual Abuse Settlement from Decades-old Case
Victim gets lawsuit payout years after sexual assault.
Supreme Court: Title 42 Restrictions on Asylum-Seekers to Remain in Place
The public health law allows the United States government to expel or turn away asylum-seekers during pandemics.
Lawsuit Filed by Christian Group Against University Succeeds
Ratio Christi lawsuit ends in a settlement.
Maricopa County Judge Dismisses Kari Lake Election Lawsuit
The lawsuit, which sought to overturn the results of Arizona’s 2022 race for governor, was dismissed after a two-day trial.
Facebook Agrees to Pay $725m to Settle Privacy Class Action
Attorneys for the class have since said that this is the most money Facebook and its parent company, Meta, have ever agreed to pay to settle a privacy-related lawsuit.
Proposed Settlement Reached in Walmart, Washington Case
Walmart could pay the state of Washington millions to settle opioid claims.
Department of Justice Reaches Anti-Discrimination Settlement with Hesperia, CA
The tentative settlement would compel Hesperia to revoke a controversial ordinance requiring landlords to evict tenants suspected of “criminal activity,” even if they were never charged, arrested, or convicted.