Tyndall Settlement Approved, USC to Issue Checks to Students
Former Tyndall students in class action will start to receive payouts.
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North Carolina Woman Sues Snapchat and Tinder
The plaintiff is suing Tinder and Snapchat, claiming footage of her alleged sexual assault was circulated on both apps.
Consequences
From Iran to Australia, we’re living in a time of consequences. What will we hand down to the ones who come after us?
Michigan Funds Opioid Crisis with Grant Money to Reduce Deaths
Michigan reported 2,036 opioid overdose deaths in 2018, according to data from the Michigan Department of Health Human Services (MDHHS), and Governor Gretchen Whitmer plans to reduce this number by half over the next five years. The state received $17.5 million in federal grant money to take on the crisis, and recently announced its spending
Grosse Pointe Man Files Lawsuit after Board President’s Resignation
Grosse Pointe schools hit with lawsuit after controversial changes.
Mercy Medical Center Hit with Lawsuit Alleging Gender Discrimination and Harassment
A former employee of Mercy Medical Center is suing the hospital for alleged gender discrimination and harassment.
Bankruptcy and Liability: What You Need to Know
Bankruptcy doesn’t mean the end, but in reality a new beginning.
Michigan Inmate Says He Lost Tutoring Position for Exposing Prison-Sponsored GED Fraud
Munin Kathawa had a passion for tutoring–one he says prison officials took away after he tried to expose rampant cheating.
NYCLU Wants Access to ORR Records Showing Federal Government Targets Unaccompanied Minors
The Office of Refugee Resettlement may be contradicting its own mission by pointing ICE towards undocumented, unaccompanied youth.
Attorney who Created Child Porn Must Pay $300k
Attorney who created child pornography exhibits must pay $300,000 despite Chapter 7 bankruptcy.