Tennessee High School Student Suspended for Posting Instagram Memes Files Lawsuit
Attorneys for the student claim that Tullahoma educators suspended him for posting “gentle” memes about a principal on his private Instagram.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Kansas Attorney General Seeks to Block Transgender “Interference” in Lawsuit
In a court filing, the Republican attorney general said that transgender Kansans do not have the requisite standing to challenge his lawsuit against the state Department of Revenue.
What Are Mass Torts? An In-Depth Guide to Collective Legal Action
Mass torts serve as a reminder of the vital role legal professionals play in upholding justice and ensuring that large corporations are held accountable for their actions.
Why Choosing Personal Injury Lawyers Matters
Local lawyers have an in-depth knowledge of local laws, familiarity with insurance companies and adjusters, and proximity for efficient communication.
8 Financial Recovery Strategies for Personal Injury Victims in Indiana
In some cases, you may be able to recover for emotional distress. Consult with your lawyer to understand if this applies to your case.
Subway Tuna Lawsuit Has Been Dismissed
The lawsuit was dismissed nearly two months after the lead plaintiff said that she no longer wished to litigate the claim, citing pregnancy-related complications. Subway attorneys have since said that her attorneys pressured her to give up after realizing that they would not receive a “windfall settlement.”
Lawsuit Accuses Billionaire Leon Black of Sexually Assaulting Autistic Girl in Epstein Mansion
The lawsuit characterizes the alleged assault as “brutal,” saying that the girl was left bleeding and in tears.
Tennessee Teachers File Lawsuit Challenging Ban on Classroom Discussions About Race, Gender
The lawsuit alleges that Tennessee’s ban on the in-class discussion of topics including race and gender is unconstitutional and antithetical to educational principles.
How to Get an Injunction in Ontario Civil Actions/Courts in Canada: A Step-by-Step Guide
An injunction is a court order that requires a party to do or refrain from doing specific actions. It serves to maintain the status quo and prevent irreparable harm until the legal dispute’s final resolution.
Texas “Detransitioner” Files Lawsuit Against Hospital, Doctors
The 21-year-old plaintiff claims that, despite being diagnosed with a wide range of mental health issues, physicians “coerced” her into identifying as transgender and accepting gender-affirming care in place of more conventional therapy.