Massachusetts to Provide Inmates Expanded Access to Opioid Addiction Medication
The state corrections department agreed to lift limitations on how long certain inmates can receive opioid treatment medications.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Former FBI Deputy Director McCabe Claims Trump Administration is Non-Cooperative in Lawsuit
McCabe claims that Trump administration officials terminated him without due cause–and are now refusing to cooperate with his legal team.
Gold Star Families Say Defense Contractors Worked With and Paid Off Taliban
The lawsuit alleges that, by paying the Taliban “protection” money, contractors caused the death of U.S. servicepeople in Afghanistan.
Family of Murdered Shawano Brothers File Wrongful Death Lawsuit
The family of brothers Nicholas, 34, and Justin Diemel, 24 filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the man that killed them.
Wawa Hit With Class-Action Lawsuit After Announcing Massive Data Breach
Wawa was named in a class-action lawsuit alleging negligence in the aftermath of a massive data breach.
Former Nanny Sues Mariah Carey Over Unpaid Wages and Alleged Retaliation
Mariah Carey was hit with a lawsuit this holiday season by a former nanny who alleges she was not paid wages owed to her when Carey fired her earlier this year.
Southwest Can’t Escape Lawsuit By Iraqi-American Kicked Off Flight for Speaking Arabic
A passenger may have accused Khairuldeen Makhzoomi of plotting a terror attack for uttering a common Arabic phrase.
Starbucks Settles New York City Sick Leave Lawsuit
The lawsuit alleges that Starbucks broke New York City law by disciplining and firing workers who called in sick.
Ex-Model Kaja Sokola Accuses Harvey Weinstein of Assaulting Her When She Was 16
Sokola launched the lawsuit after opting out of a class action settlement she and her attorneys say doesn’t hold Weinstein or his enablers accountable.
Prosecutor’s Appeal Verdict in Hamtramck Student Sexual Assault Case
An appeal is filed in case against Hamtramck community activist.