Man Given Unnecessary Cancer Surgery, Jurors to Decide Award
Iowa man was given prostate surgery when incorrect lab results showed he had cancer. Jury to decide award for negligence.
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Cheerleader Kicked Off Team for Using F-word, Sues School
Court rules that a school violated a cheerleader’s rights when she was kicked off the team for swearing.
Lawsuit Claims Pregnant St. Louis Woman Spent 39 Days in Jail Over Paternity Case
Adrianna Thurman recently filed a lawsuit after she was jailed for 39 days when she refused to hand her kids over for a paternity test.
El Chapo’s Lawyers are Seeking a New Trial
El Chapo’s lawyers content the jury was inappropriately following media coverage of his case and are asking for a new trial.
Trucking Company Settles Disability Discrimination Suit for $250K
Earlier this month, JBS Carriers agreed to settle a disability discrimination lawsuit filed by the EEOC for $250,000.
Freedom of choice or freedom of Algorithms? How Human Rights could be affected by A.I.
How many of our decisions will be based on the influence of algorithms as technology advances and A.I. gets closer to becoming “science fact” and not “science fiction?”
Wynn Resorts Concealed Years of Sexual Misconduct Allegations
A report by Massachusetts casino regulators indicated that Wynn Resorts concealed sexual misconduct allegations for years.
Judge Allows Racial Discrimination Case Against Founders Brewing Co. to Proceed
A judge recently dismissed one of the claims in a racial discrimination lawsuit filed against Founders Brewing Co.
Julie Kirchner, Former Head of Anti-Immigrant Hate Group, Being Considered to Head USCIS
Kirchner served as executive director of an organization deemed a hate group by the SPLC.
Pros and Cons: Modern Gadgets in Education
Advancements in technology have provided gadgets for students and teachers that are having an impact on modern education. Is this a good or bad idea?