Homeless Advocates File Lawsuit Against San Francisco
One formerly homeless plaintiffs claims that city Public Works employees destroyed his MacBook Pro, while another says that officials took his godmother’s ashes.
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One formerly homeless plaintiffs claims that city Public Works employees destroyed his MacBook Pro, while another says that officials took his godmother’s ashes.
In his lawsuit, Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson observed that the so-called immigration “practice” was run by a woman without any formal legal education.
An attorney for the woman claims that even zoo animals are afforded better care than his client was offered in the Washington County Jail.
The lawsuit accuses Smith & Wesson of failing to live up to a decades-old settlement, in which the firearms manufacturer promised not to market its products to minors and criminals.
The Department of Justice claims that the so-called “Northeast Alliance” between American Airlines and JetBlue is detrimental to consumer choice.
E. Jean Carroll is also planning to file a sexual battery lawsuit against the former president, who she claims raped her in a New York City department store in the 1990s.
The lawsuit alleges that some student loan borrowers may face unexpected–and unwanted–tax obligations.
The lawsuit alleges that the Sacramento Municipal Utility District shared Hmong homeowners’ power consumption information with a local sheriff’s office.
The lawsuit alleges that city officials and their private-sector partners had ample opportunity to prevent the ongoing crisis.
E. Jean Carroll has also indicated that she would like her planned lawsuit, as well as an ongoing defamation claim against the former president, to be tried together in February of next year.