Judge Issues Temporary Injunction Against Texas Book Ban
While the injunction will expire, the court said that it will soon release a written order overturning the controversial book ban in its entirety.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Florida Lawsuit Challenging Trump’s Eligibility to Seek Second Term Dismissed
The court found that the plaintiffs lacked standing to file the complaint, insofar as they failed to demonstrate that Trump seeking a second term in office could constitute cognizable injury.
Filing a Camp Lejeune Lawsuit in Virginia: What to Know
By taking these steps, you can seek compensation for the injuries and damages you have suffered due to the Camp Lejeune water contamination.
Settlement vs. Trial – Navigating Personal Injury Claim Suits with Expert Attorneys
In the deliberation between settlement and trial, personal injury attorneys are responsible for balancing reasonable resolution and the pursuit of justice.
California District to Pay $100k After Officials Allegedly Encouraged Student to “Secretly” Transition
The child’s mother said that Spreckels Union School District violated her constitutional rights by depriving her of the opportunity to act as a supportive parent.
Kansas Journalist Sues Marion Police Department for First Amendment Violations
The lawsuit claims that Marion’s police chief seized a journalist’s personal cell phone after she said that she would have to inform The Marion Recorder’s publisher of an ongoing raid.
Rudy Giuliani Loses Election Defamation Lawsuit
The court ruled in the two election workers’ lawsuit after Giuliani apparently refused to comply with a subpoena.
Burger King Must Face Whopper Lawsuit
Attorneys claim that Burger King’s “Whopper” advertisements made the restaurant’s signature sandwich appear far larger than it really is.
Federal Judge Dismisses Ana de Armas’ Fans Lawsuit Against Universal Studios
The judge’s decision was influenced, in part, by revelations that a lead plaintiff had rented “Yesterday” for a second time, intending to file an additional claim against Google for misrepresentation.
Federal Judge Dismisses Wyoming Sorority Sisters’ Lawsuit Against Transgender Member
The judge noted that the could would neither address nor seek to address issues of gender.