After Settling Discrimination Suit, Walmart Changes Its Disabled Workers Reassignment Policy
In addition to settling a discrimination lawsuit, Walmart announced it will make changes to its reassignment policies for disabled workers.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Epstein Victim Annie Farmer Sues Billionaire’s Estate
Farmer says that Epstein flew her to New Mexico for an ‘educational trip,’ where he tried to molest her.
Supreme Court Split on Whether Family of Slain Mexican Teen Can Sue Border Patrol
Justice Brett Kavanaugh is emerging as a potential swing vote in a very partisan court.
5 Things You Need to Do After a Car Accident
While there are times when less is more, dealing with the aftermath of a car crash is not one of them. Review these five things you need to do after an accident to ensure you and your loved ones are protected.
Woman Sues Alabama Waffle House for Allegedly Supporting Discrimination
A civil rights lawsuit was recently filed after an African American woman was violently arrested last year inside an Alabama Waffle House.
Tom Douglas’ Restaurants Will Settle Claims for $2.4 Million
Restaurants to pay out $2.4 million in class action regarding employee pay.
Oregon ‘Climate Kids’ Bring Case Before State Supreme Court
The suit mirrors another filed at the federal level.
City of Jasper Named in Wrongful Death Suit After 5-Year-Old Girl Drowned in Community Pool
After her 5-year-old daughter drowned in a community pool, Emily Dykes has decided to sue the city of Jasper, the lifeguards who were on duty during the incident, and others.
Survivors of Gilroy Garlic Massacre Sue Event Organizers for Allegedly Lax Security
Victims say the Garlic Festival’s organizers and security contractor didn’t adopt sufficiently “modern” methods to mitigate the risk of a mass shooting.
Conservative Supreme Court Justices Moving Towards DACA Shutdown
Two of the court’s Trump-appointed justices are likely to back the president’s order closing down the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.