Lawsuit: Kansas Highway Patrol Illegally Targets Out-of-State Drivers
In 2017, a whopping 93% of all Kansas Highway Patrol stops were initiated against drivers with out-of-state plates.
Lawsuits & Litigation
What are the Three Divorce Alternatives Under Family Law?
In the majority of the situations, people believe the decision to file a divorce is unilateral. It is not a fact. There are situations where both parties are willing to end the marriage mutually, and they opt-in for a collaborative divorce.
7 Things You Must Do to Succeed with a Workers’ Compensation Claim
Your right to seek legal advice and representation regarding your workers’ comp claim exists from the moment you suffer a work-related injury or experience symptoms from an occupational illness.
Understanding Personal Injury Laws in New York
While taking precautions is essential in preventing personal injury, you should know what to do if you are in such an unfortunate situation. You deserve justice! That said, how much do you know about personal injury laws in New York? Well, let’s delve deeper and look at some personal injury laws in New York that
Aramark Agrees to Settle Lawsuit Over Employee Bonuses for $21M
Aramark recently agreed to settle an employee lawsuit filed over allegations that it failed to may its managers their 2018 bonuses.
Ford Motor Co. Proposes $30M Settlement to End Class-Action Lawsuit Over Transmissions
Ford Motor Co. recently proposed to end a class-action lawsuit over Focus and Fiesta transmissions for $30 million.
Nxivm Founder Keith Raniere Accused of Running “Sex Cult” and Pyramid Scheme
Raniere is facing life in prison for sexually abusing and extorting former Nxivm members.
Scores Strip Club Sued for Sex Trafficking
The lawsuit claims that Scores knowingly hired a developmentally challenged 17-year old girl.
How One Man is Leading the Charge Against Unwanted Robocalls
Thomas Buchanan of Texas decided to fight back against robocalls and telemarketers by suing them.
Supreme Court Gives Trump’s “Public Charge” Rule New Hope
While the 5-4 conservative majority didn’t remark on the case, they did issue a condemnation of the sorts of “universal injunctions” which blocked the rule from taking effect.