Boy Scouts Face Another Sex Abuse Lawsuit, This Time in Federal Court
One plaintiff says he was so regularly abused that he learned to wash blood stains out of his underwear.
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Experts Weigh Royal Caribbean’s Liability in Deadly New Zealand Eruption
One attorney said that Royal Caribbean’s dramatic description of volcanic activity on White Island will open the cruise line to liability.
Maryland Attorney Sues Tesla After Model X “Suddenly Veered Off the Road”
The lawsuit claims the same Model X was brought in for repairs a half-dozen times in a single year–though many interfered with the vehicle’s functionality, Tesla refused to replace the car or refund its cost.
Court Ruling Means Illegal Immigrants Can Now Get Driver’s Licenses in New York
The ruling tossed a Republican-led challenge on a technicality. However, another litigant complained to Fox & Friends that New York is now vulnerable to terror attacks.
Prison Legal News Loses Censorship Suit Against Prisons Bureau
Prison Legal News’ executive director expressed disappointment with the verdict.
Appeals Court: Suspected ‘Angel of Death’ Dr. William Husel Can’t Avoid Civil Lawsuits
Husel is suspected of killing at least three-dozen patients in the ICU of Mount Caramel Hospital in Columbus, Ohio.
Illinois Attorney General Latest to Sue Juul for Targeting Kids
Juul has been accused in numerous state- and federal-level lawsuits of marketing to minors.
Sandy Hook Families Say Alex Jones isn’t taking Lawsuit Seriously
An attorney for the families is asking a judge to enter a judgment without trial.
Anti-Trump Emoluments Lawsuits Claim President is Profiting from Corruption
While Trump administration attorneys say the president is within his rights to conduct business as a private citizen, they’re still trying to auction off one of his most troublesome properties.
Lawsuit: University of California is Racist for Using SAT, ACT in Admissions
The lawsuit notes that poorer students and minority students tend not to fare as well on standardized tests as their wealthier peers.