More College Students Suing Universities After Coronavirus Forces Classes Online
While colleges say they’re still offering instruction, students say online classes aren’t what they signed up for.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Americans Sue China Over Coronavirus
Two attorneys are making an argument that some experts have called “crazy”: that the Chinese Communist Party can be sued separately from the Chinese government.
Baltimore County Public Schools Settles Wrongful Termination Lawsuit with Former Employee
Baltimore County Public Schools recently agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by a former employee who alleged she was wrongfully terminated.
What Should I Ask My Personal Injury Lawyer During a Free Consultation?
Selecting a personal injury lawyer is a very important decision. Make sure you choose an experienced one. Weighing your choices carefully will provide you with the best chance of ensuring a successful and profitable relationship with your personal injury lawyer.
Dealing with Roof Damage Claims
The more evidence and documentation that you can generate, the easier it will be to prove to the insurance company that you deserve the maximum amount of compensation possible under your insurance policy.
Claiming Compensation for Car Accident Injuries While on Vacation
No matter where a car crash takes place, the victims deserve to be compensated if the other party is responsible for the mishap. It is your right to claim compensation.
Ohio State University to Pay $40.9m Settlement to Men Abused by Former College Physician
The late physician Richard Strauss, who worked at OSU for decades, is suspected of sexually assaulting dozens of men between 1978 and the late 1990s.
Colorado Ruling: Trump Can’t Bully States into Giving Up Sanctuary Policies
The ruling may impact similar lawsuits against the Trump administration, which have been filed by sanctuary cities such as Los Angeles and Philadelphia.
Judge Tosses Coronavirus Safety Lawsuit Filed by Smithfield Workers
In his ruling, the judge said that Smithfield’s already acted to improve worker safety.
Lawsuit: California Woman Didn’t Get Coronavirus Stimulus Because of Husband’s Immigration Status
The Jane Doe plaintiff says she would’ve been eligible to receive a stimulus check–and that the only thing disqualifying her is her husband’s lack of a Social Security Number.