In her ruling, U.S. District Judge Miranda Du observed the racially charged beginnings of United States Code Section 1326, the first federal statute criminalizing illegal re-entry after deportation or removal.
The Georgia Supreme Court has ruled that pre-settlement “loans” do not qualify as loans under the Payday Lending Act or Industrial Loan Act.
SDWR owner to pay penalties for offering untrained service dogs to customers.
It’s not universally true that you can get a bigger award in a trial, but it’s worth exploring the option if the settlement offer is a lowball offer.
Michigan healthcare provider settles fraud case for nearly $3M.
Arriva waived co-pays and submitted false Medicare claims, according to investigators.
A federal judge called the conspiracy theories “baseless”–and potentially dangerous.
Zoom’s subscription users could be entitled to a small payday if a federal judge approves the agreement.
American Aluminum Accessories, maker of inmate transport van cages, will pay $1M to flood victim’s mother.
Kellogg Sales Co. is settling a class-action lawsuit for $13 million.