Harvard Students Sue University for Investing in Private Prisons
The plaintiffs, who’ve all donated to Harvard, say their charitable giving entitles them to a say in how the university’s endowment is used.
Lawsuits & Litigation
George Zimmerman Sues Democratic Candidates Warren and Buttigieg Over Alleged Defamation
Democratic candidates Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg were recently hit with lawsuits over alleged slander and defamation.
Motel 6 to Pay $10m After Sharing Guest Info with Immigration Agents
Individual employees and franchises in Arizona sent guest lists to ICE, which were used to harass, detain and even deport guests.
Are There Limits on the Damages I can Receive in a Sexual Harassment Lawsuit?
Employment discrimination cases often raise several technical legal issues. It’s vital to speak with an attorney with experience in this area.
What Injuries Can Happen in Car Accidents?
Car accidents are a major killer in the world, and they can also leave everlasting marks in all aspects of life.
Judge: Shawnee State Professor’s Use of “Wrong” Pronouns for Transgender Student Is Not Protected Speech
The professor and his attorney say they’ll appeal the ruling.
Boy Scouts File for Bankruptcy as Child Sex Abuse Lawsuits Mount
Attorneys for the alleged victims say the Boy Scouts’ decision to initiate bankruptcy proceedings sends a message to the Catholic Church.
How Long Should You Wait Before Seeing a Doctor After a Car Accident?
It is never wise to take a chance with your health after a car accident. An auto accident can lead to personal injuries that can affect the quality of your life or even cause death.
Morgan Security Services is Suing Jefferson County Public Schools Over Breach of Contract
Morgan Security Services is suing Jefferson County Public Schools over claims that the district violated a signed contract the two parties entered into back in September 2019.
Sudan Will Compensate Victims of USS Cole Terror Attack
Sudan says it won’t admit responsibility for the terror attack–rather, it just wants to be taken off the United States’ list of state sponsors of terrorism.