UNC Officials Ignored Sexual Harassment Complaints at Arts College
Allegations of sexual misconduct against students were first brought to the school in 1995.
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Sexual Harassment in the Gaming Industry is No Joke
Den of Geek1 is reporting that the State of California filed a lawsuit against Activision after a two-year investigation. The lawsuit claims that Activision promotes a “frat boy culture”, which hurts female employees. Bloomberg Law is reporting that female employees make up 20% of Activision’s workforce yet experience constant sexual harassment, unequal pay, and retaliation.
What Problems are Louisiana Homeowners Still Facing after Hurricane Ida?
Some of the most devastating damage caused by Hurricane Ida and other major storms is due to flooding.
What Price Life? $5 Million for a Fresno Police Killing
The amount of damages also depends on whether the police officers had some sort of justification for the use of force, lethal or not.
This is Why You Need a Police Brutality Lawyer in New Orleans
Illegal strip searches, use of excessive force, and racial profiling are the most common types of police misconduct in Louisiana.
Military Tanks are Now in New Mexico: You’ll Never Guess Why
Some are saying that high winds could have caused this rollover, as wind advisories had been issued during the time of the crash.
Brian Flores Asks N.F.L. to Keep Miami Dolphins Lawsuit Out of Arbitration
An attorney for Flores said that, if the N.F.L. is committed to eradicating racism, it must allow Flores’s class action to be decided by a jury trial.
Teen Car Accidents and Parental Liability
Obtaining a driver’s license is a milestone in the lives of teenagers and parents may view it as an exciting step toward adulthood or with trepidation.
Daytona Beach, Florida Named Most Dangerous City in the U.S. for Motorcyclists
If you plan on visiting Daytona Beach in March for Bike Week, make sure to take necessary precautions and be cautious when riding your bike.
Court Grants Final Approval of Settlement that Reforms Special Education Services in New Jersey Prisons
The case, Adam X. et al. v. New Jersey Department of Corrections and Department of Education et al., was filed in January 2017 and offers a national example for special education services in prison.