Journalists Win Class-Action Lawsuit Against LA Times Over Unequal Pay Dispute
The Los Angeles Times and Tribune Publishing recently agreed to settle a lawsuit with a group of journalists over a pay dispute.
The Los Angeles Times and Tribune Publishing recently agreed to settle a lawsuit with a group of journalists over a pay dispute.
Knight Specialty Insurance recently filed a federal lawsuit in hopes to avoid a wrongful death suit that was filed against it by the estate of a former truck driver.
The oft-criticized rule would have meant that immigrants who receive any sort of public assistance–no matter the reason–could have been ineligible for green cards or permanent residency.
A Brooklyn-based judge says that courts lack the expertise to address company-specific workplace safety policies.
A Michigan judged has dismissed a Trump campaign lawsuit to temporarily halt ballot counting in Michigan. As LegalReader reported earlier this week, the suit was one of several that President Trump’s re-election campaign filed against hotly contested states, including Michigan, Nevada, and Georgia. In Michigan, the commander-in-chief alleged irregularities in the vote count and has
LeGrange, Georgia recently agreed to settle a lawsuit over access to basic utility services.
Police officials have defended their subordinates’ actions, saying protesters “assaulted” at least one officer.
An attorney for the conservative plaintiffs all but admitted the motive was voter suppression, saying that if Harris County–home of Houston–votes for Biden, then the whole of Texas may turn blue.
Campaign attorneys wanted to toss out thousands of ballots in Democrat-leaning Clark County.
Thankfully, the court’s order will not invalidate ballots that have already been cast or are currently en route to polling locations.