Supreme Court to Decide if Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity are Protected By Civil Rights Act
The justices will consider today whether Title VII covers sexual orientation and gender identity.
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DEA, FDA Issue Joint Warning Letters to Online Opioid Sellers
Two federal agencies join forces to stop online opioid sales.
Transgender Michigan Woman to Read Civil Rights Complaint to Supreme Court
Aimee Stephens was fired by a Metro Detroit funeral home after beginning her transition from male to female.
Mylan Settles with SEC Over Misclassifying EpiPen
Amid EpiPen shortage, Mylan settles with SEC.
Former Michigan State Trooper Files Whistle-blower Lawsuit Against Department
A former Michigan State Trooper is suing her former department for racial discrimination and allegations of police brutality.
Trump Wins Reprieve Hours After Judge Orders Him to Hand Over Tax Returns
However, the reprieve is only temporary–Trump was already ordered by one judge to release his tax returns.
King Arthur Flour Recently Expanded a Recall Over E. coli Concerns
Concerns over potential E. coli contamination prompted King Arthur Flour to expand upon a recent flour recall.
Whistleblowers – Still Unprotected
“If he wants to destroy this person’s life,” said whistleblower attorney Bradley P. Moss, “there’s not a lot to stop him right now.”
Nazarene Church in Brighton Hit With Breastfeeding Discrimination Lawsuit
The Church in Nazarene in Brighton was recently hit with a lawsuit over alleged breastfeeding discrimination.
Family of Deceased Man Sues King’s Inn in Dartmouth for Wrongful Death
Dartmouth Clubs Inc., doing business as King’s Inn, was recently named in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of David M. dosSantos, a Dartmouth man was was killed when a drunk driver crashed into him last year. A bar supervisor identified as John Doe is also named as a defendant in the suit.