Lawsuit: Irresponsible ICE Transfers Gave Coronavirus to Dozens of Prairieland Detainees
The lawsuit claims that ICE knowingly moved COVID-19-infected detainees to Prairieland, which experienced a coronavirus outbreak shortly afterward.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Students Sue College Board Over Advanced Placement Exam Problems
The College Board moved most of its Advanced Placement tests online to comply with shelter-in-place orders. But some test-takers say the company didn’t address serious problems with its online exams.
Buffalo Sabres Sue Federal Immigration Authorities for Blocking Key Trainer’s Visa
Federal immigration authorities denied Sabres’ conditioning coach and British academic Edward Anthony Gannon’s visa application, saying he did not qualify for an E1-B visa.
Former Columbus Fire Official Sued Over Allegations of Sexual Harassment and Gender Discrimination
A former Columbus Division of Fire Battalion was recently sued by a former cadet for alleged sexual harassment and gender discrimination.
McDonald’s Workers in Chicago Say Company Isn’t Protecting Them From Coronavirus
One of the plaintiffs in the prospective class action said she was diagnosed with coronavirus–and that her managers did nothing to inform co-workers she might have exposed.
State Farm, Driver Named in Wrongful Death Suit Over Death of 6-Year-Old Wisconsin Girl
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company and a driver were named in a wrongful death lawsuit filed earlier this year over the March death of six-year-old Maryana Kranz.
What to Consider When Planning a Divorce?
Ending a marriage is a trying experience, but once it’s over, your life will be filled with possibilities.
Bria of Geneva Nursing Home Hit with Wrongful Death Lawsuit Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
The family of a resident of Bria of Geneva, an Illinois nursing home, recently filed a wrongful death lawsuit after the resident died from COVID-19.
False Imprisonment or Deprivation of Liberty? One UK Case Decided
The Court upheld what other courts had previously decided: that it is possible for there to be imprisonment at common law without a deprivation of liberty under Article 5 of the ECHR.
Supreme Court Says Sudan Must Pay Punitive Damages in Embassy Attack Lawsuits
Sudan has been sued over both the embassy attacks and the bombing of the USS Cole in Yemen in October 2000.