The Southern California city of Huntington Beach had earlier fought against population density requirements, arguing that constructing more housing would permanently alter the city’s “suburban character.”
Shumaker’s Intellectual Property Team wins lawsuit for Peters Custom Homes.
A former California State Parks employee receives a hefty payout after a long legal battle.
The implosion has reignited talk of environmental racism in the Chicago area.
The verdict against BNSF brings long-awaited justice and financial security to families impacted by this toxic mineral.
The settlement constitutes one of the largest False Claims Act-related recoveries made in the absence of federal intervention.
A federal judge dismissed four individual defendants, while allowing the family of an alleged sexual assault victim to continue litigating claims against Mason Public Schools.
The two students were expelled after a 2017 photograph of them wearing acne masks surfaced amidst the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020.
Nursing home abuse and neglect is rooted in corporate fraud. We can only protect residents from injury if we clean up the long term care system and expose this fraud.
A federal judge found that the student’s mother had failed to establish that school officials had any official policy, or unofficial practice, of encouraging students to conceal their gender identity and expression from parents.