Conservationists Fight to Protect Marine Life in New Lawsuit
Fishing operations are leading endangered species into extinction, according to conservationists.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Won’t Somebody Think of the Children?
Frozen embryos exist in a strange place, between property and personhood, bridging the future and the laws of the past.
African-American Couple Settles Lawsuit with Company That Under-Appraised Property
The plaintiffs claimed that their home’s appraisal skyrocketed by more than $450,000 after they asked a White friend to pose as the owner.
California Gov. Newsom Sues Huntington Beach Over Housing Rules
The lawsuit accuses the prosperous suburban city of blatantly flouting state housing laws.
Wrongful Death Due to Defective Device: 3 Things to Know
Suing for wrongful death of any kind can be an exacting, overwhelming process.
Ivy League Basketball Players Claim No Scholarships Policy is Unfair–and Illegal
Two Brown University basketball players allege that the Ivy League’s general policy of prohibiting athletics scholarship is an illegal form of price-fixing.
Multibillion-Dollar SoFi Bank Files Lawsuit Claiming Student Loan Repayment Pause Hurts Its Profits
SoFi claims that the Biden administration’s extension of the student loan repayment pause has inflicted “irreparable” damage to its bottom-line.
Arizona Court Sanctions Election Denier Mark Finchem
The court found that Finchem, who lost the Arizona race for secretary of state by well over 100,000 votes, likely filed his lawsuit in bad faith.
Federal Judge Strikes Down Missouri Firearm Law
Missouri had earlier passed a law allowing private citizens to file five-figure claims against anyone who tried to infringe upon their Second Amendment rights.
What Compensation Can I Receive for a Personal Injury Case?
All the work needed to put a case together won’t amount to much without solid evidence of the harm you suffered.