Staten Island Justice Strikes Down New York City’s Noncitizen Voting Law
Immigrant advocates have said they’re planning to appeal, claiming their opponents engaged in “venue shopping” to find the court more favorable to their argument.
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Federal Judge Orders New Damages Trial in Tesla Race Discrimination Case
The plaintiff, a former Tesla elevator contractor, refused to accept the judge’s decision to reduce his jury compensation from $137 million to $15 million.
Employer Advice for Providing Pay in Lieu of Notice
Paying an employee the correct Employment Standards Code termination notice is the employer’s minimum requirement to avoid an employment standards complaint.
Tips for Finding the Best Mortgage
Adjustable mortgages come with fluctuating interest rates.
Female Students at an Ohio High School Claim Sexual Harassment by Male Classmates
Sexual harassment can be elusive, leaving victims to even question what they have just experienced.
Hialeah Drama Instructor Arrested for Sexual Harassment
Reporting is the first step against negative and illegal workplace harassment encounters.
Guidance for a Civil Custody Agreement Negotiation
When possible, parents should work hard to shield children from the custody battle as much as possible.
Differences Between Personal Injury and Criminal Defense Attorneys
Though many other factors differentiate personal injury from criminal defense attorneys, the main difference is the type of law each handles.
Avoiding Long Haul COVID Disability Claim Denials in 2022
The expert knowledge in this long-term disability area continues to evolve, which means that COVID-19 disability insurance claims are rarely “black-and-white”.
Colorado River States to Face Reckoning
Decades deep in megadrought and damaged by the climate crisis, seven states will soon be obligated to stop using an Arizona’s-worth of Colorado River water.