Louisville Settles with Family of Breonna Taylor for “Tens of Millions of Dollars”
More details on the settlement are expected later this afternoon.
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Federal Prosecutors Request Temporary Halt to Civil Lawsuit Against Ghislaine Maxwell
The government’s request is a rare instance of prosecutors’ wishes aligning with Maxwell’s.
Injured Professional Wrestlers Won’t Have their Day in Court Against WWE
More than 50 wrestlers with traumatic brain injuries sued the WWE for failing to take adequate measures to protect its performers.
University of North Carolina Employees Push Forward with Lawsuit Against UNC, Gov. Cooper
Workers say the university’s patchwork, campus-by-campus response to coronavirus is confusing and dangerous.
New Jersey Nursing Home that had Makeshift Coronavirus Morgue Facing Class Action
The owners of the one-star nursing home, however, have said they did everything they could to prevent patients from contracting coronavirus.
Justice Department Wants to Defend Trump in Defamation Lawsuit Filed by Rape Accuser
Attorneys for author E. Jean Carroll, who has accused Trump of raping her in a Manhattan department store in the 1990s, say the government’s move only evidences the president’s guilt.
Michigan Supreme Court to Hear Challenges to Gov. Whitmer’s Executive Powers
The Mackinac Center Legal Foundation is asking the Michigan Supreme Court to consider whether Gov. Whitmer’s executive authorities violate the state constitution.
Pennsylvania Lawsuit Claims Gov. Tom Wolf Acting Like a “King” By Requiring Residents to Wear Masks
The lawsuit claims that masks are a form of “political expression” forced upon patriotic residents by a “tyrannical” government.
Charlottesville Trial Delayed Due to Court Concerns on Coronavirus
Attorneys and a judge agreed that an intensive, weeks-long trial could pose a risk to public health.
Sandmann Attorney L. Lin Wood Sued by Legal Partners for “Erratic” Behavior
L. Lin Wood purportedly told his former legal partners that his actions were guided by “God Almighty.”