Wells Fargo Agrees to Settle Discriminatory Lending Suit for $10M
Well Fargo and the city of Philadelphia recently agreed to a $10 settlement, ending a suit involving allegations of discriminatory lending practices.
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Employment Law Tips to Remember at Your Company Christmas Party
If you’re the employer, make your expectations clear. Let everyone know that they’re free to enjoy themselves but that misconduct of any kind won’t be tolerated.
Tesla, Google Accused of Buying Deadly Congolese Cobalt
The lawsuit, filed by the families of children killed in Congolese mining operations, accuses big tech companies of knowingly buying cobalt mined by kids.
Frontier Airlines Faces Sexual Assault Claims in New Class Action
The two women behind the class action say that Frontier Airlines outright ignored complaints of sexual assault and molestation aboard domestic flights.
Michigan Removes Barrier to Opioid Use Disorder Treatment
In Michigan, there is now one less barrier to OUD treatment.
New York Joins Others in Considering Ban on Paper Receipts
Several states are considering a ban on paper receipts.
Brooklyn Mom Wins $625k from City After NYPD Officers Try Taking Away Her Kid at Benefits Office
A video of the ensuing struggle went viral, prompting apologies from the Brooklyn D.A. and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.
ICE Asks Court to Let Agency Resume Courthouse Immigration Arrests in Massachusetts
ICE argues that Congress set no limit on its authority to carry out arrests in state courthouses.
California Gov. Newsom Shuts Down Multi-Billion Dollar PG&E Wildfire Settlement
PG&E seems to have sought Newsom’s approval in a political gambit that didn’t work in its favor.
Football Coach Steals Players’ Money in Locker Room
High school football coach is caught stealing money from his players.