As biometric technology continues to proliferate, it will not be surprising to see more robust biometric privacy laws coming out of state legislatures and Congress in the coming years.
A judge said the NRA lacked standing to sue New York for shutting gun shops at the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak.
An Arizona woman sued New York after Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s quarantine restrictions ruined her vacation.
Bowling Centers Associations of Michigan and five bowling alleys are suing Governor Gretchen Whitmer in a move to reopen bowling alleys across the state.
Earlier this week, Washington jurors determined state officials are partly to blame for the tragic deaths of Charlie and Braden Powell.
Don’t get too excited: awards range from minuscule to meager.
Geisinger Medical Center in Danville announced a settlement agreement to bring an end to a civil lawsuit over a deadly infection that killed premature infants.
Miller-Valentine Construction is settling a lawsuit alleging it built complexes that weren’t accessible for people with disabilities. As part of the settlement, the company agreed to fix all of the accessibility problems.
Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann recently enjoyed a great birthday present, a settlement announcement from The Washington Post.
While immigration advocates have rejoiced, administration officials have signaled that they are preparing for another assault on DACA.