Hopelessly Compromised SEC Dismisses Dozens of Cases Due to Widespread Agency Misconduct
SEC publicly admitted in April 2022 to the existence of a so-called control deficiency within its administrative adjudication system.
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BGL Team Secures $240,000 Jury Verdict for Blind Students in Discrimination Lawsuit Against the Los Angeles Community College District
The court has now set a status conference for June 20 to begin the next phase of determining the changes it will order LACCD to implement to ensure its compliance with the ADA going forward.
CHD Scientists Call For Investigation of CDC and FDA Suppression of Evidence Linking COVID Vaccines and Myocarditis
On April 26, 2021, CDC and FDA denied that “safety signals” existed for myocarditis following COVID-19 jabs.
Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority and Insurance Council of Texas Encourage Vehicle Safety Through Statewide “Lock It Down!” Campaign
Campaign aims to inform Texans of vehicle-related crimes.
Larry J. Obhof, Jr. Selected to Serve on the Executive Committee of the Yale Law School Association
In addition to his litigation practice, Larry served as a member of the Ohio Senate for nearly a decade.
Disability Management Employer Coalition Names Incoming Chief Executive Officer
Bass is a nationally recognized disability and absence management expert.
Former Student Appointed to Hillel Academy Board of Trustees
An approachable and diligent attorney, Yoni is known for finding creative solutions to clients’ most complex issues.
Children’s Health Defense Responds to New York State’s Decision to End COVID Vaccine Mandate for Healthcare Workers
Attorneys for the Plaintiffs opposed this offer from the state because it opens the possibility that this constitutional violation could happen again and ruin many more lives.
Curtis Files SCOTUS Amicus Brief for Distinguished Law Professors in First Amendment Retaliatory Arrest Case
Ms. Gonzalez filed a First Amendment retaliatory arrest claim alleging that she was arrested for the content of her protected, political speech.
Civil Rights Complaint Filed Against State Bar of California for Failing to Provide an Accessible Bar Exam
The State Bar has created a two-tier system where disabled test takers must spend exceptional resources just to apply for testing accommodations.