Former City Employee Named in Federal Lawsuit After Providing Unredacted Police Personnel Files to Imprisoned Felon
Jo Ann Osberg, the former records manager for Aurora, Illinois, was named in a federal lawsuit by seven current and former police officers and their families. They allege that Osberg…
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Pennsylvania AG Sues Uber over 2016 Massive Data Breach
The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office filed a lawsuit against Uber Technologies for its failure to disclose the 2016…
By Marivic Cabural SummersU.S. Navy Sued by Veteran After Receiving a Less Than Honorable Discharge Designation Due to PTSD
Tyson Manker, a veteran with PTSD, filed a class action lawsuit against the U.S. Navy. Manker believes that…
By Robin BullState of Indiana Must Allow Syrian Refugees to Settle in the State
Federal Judge Tanya Pratt ruled that the State of Indiana must allow Syrian refugees to settle within the…
By Robin BullGeorgia Pulls Delta’s Tax Break After Airline Severs Ties With NRA
Reports from The Hill affirm that Georgia legislators terminated a tax break for Delta Airlines after the latter…
By Gabrielle SeunagalFederal Court Allows FTC to Continue Lawsuit Against AT&T Over Mobile Data
In 2014, the FTC filed a lawsuit against AT&T Mobility, LLC alleging that they misled consumers by reducing…
By Robin BullFederal Lawsuit to Stop Trump’s Border Wall Dismissed
A federal lawsuit filed against the Trump administration by the State of California and environmental groups was dismissed.…
By Robin BullSupreme Court Limits Rights of Certain Immigrants Facing Deportation
On February 27, 2018, the Supreme Court of the United States held that some immigrants being held in…
By Robin BullLawsuit Challenging Federal Marijuana Laws Thrown Out by Judge
A lawsuit filed by Marvin Washington, former New York Jet and now cannabis-based product business owner; two pediatric…
By Robin BullFederal Appeals Court Rules the Civil Rights Act DOES Protect Gay Workers from Discrimination
A federal appeals court ruled that the Civil Rights Act does indeed prevent employers from discriminating against employees…
By Robin BullSupreme Court to Hear Microsoft Digital Privacy Case
Microsoft will argue its digital privacy case in front of the Supreme Court on Tuesday, February 27, 2018.…
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Supreme Court Asked To Step In As 98-Year-Old Federal Judge Pauline Newman Fights Suspension From The Bench
Stolen Military Drones And The Emerging Threat of Foreign UAV Attacks On The California Coast
Hormuz Shock Hits U.S. Legal And Insurance Sectors As War Risk, Cargo Claims And Contract Fights Begin to Spread
Beyond Gas Prices The Strait of Hormuz Crisis Could Hit Fertilizer, Plastics, Aluminum And Global Supply Chains
