Founders Brewery Settles Racial Discrimination Lawsuit, Closes Detroit Taproom
A general manager at Founders’ Detroit taproom allegedly refused to acknowledge that an employee complaining of racial harassment was even African-American.
Verdicts & Settlements
Alabama Abortion Law Blocked By Federal Judge
While the ACLU celebrates, supporters of the law say that everything is going according to plan.
Colorado State Representative Settles Social Media Lawsuit
Do you think politicians should be able to block those who disagree with them?
Rikers Island Inmates Win $980,000 Settlement
The four men say Rikers officials transferred them to an Albany jail for the sole purpose of circumventing New York City ordinances.
Supreme Court Kills Michigan Gerrymandering Lawsuit
However, the court’s decision does allow for the case to be fought again, albeit at the state level only.
Walmart Disability Discrimination Case Ends with $5.2M Jury Verdict
After three days of deliberation, a jury determined Walmart was guilty of disability discrimination when it wrongfully terminated a disabled employee.
Another Judge Blocks Trump’s Anti-Immigrant “Public Charge” Order from Taking Effect
Trump’s revision to the longstanding “public charge” rule would’ve punished immigrants who not only use public resources, but are “more likely than not” to.
Michigan Department of Corrections Agrees to $1.25M Settlement Over Death of Prisoner Whose Water was Shut Off
The Michigan State Department of Corrections will pay $1.25 million to settle a wrongful death suit after a former prisoner died.
Woman Who Set Her Boyfriend on Fire to be Sentenced
Alaskan woman who set her boyfriend on fire to receive sentence.
Purdue to Give Bonuses and Severance Pay Amid Bankruptcy
States push back after Purdue says it will pay its employees bonuses.