Investigates January 1, 2018
Transgender Worker Alleges Wrongful Termination from North Carolina Sam’s Club
Special thanks to Quince Media for the 3D illustration. Charlene Bost filed a federal lawsuit alleging that she wrongfully terminated…
Investigates December 26, 2017
Kid Rock Accused of Violating Circus Trademark
Kid Rock and Live Nation are named as defendants in a federal lawsuit filed by Ringling Bros. and Barnum &…
America December 23, 2017
(Another) Federal Lawsuit Against President Trump Dismissed
A federal lawsuit that named President Donald Trump as a defendant was dismissed by Judge George B. Daniels. The plaintiffs…
Investigates December 20, 2017
Federal Lawsuit Against Omaha Police Dropped the Day Before Trial Set to Start
On December 19, 2017, a federal trial involving Omaha police as a defendant was set to start. However, the plaintiff,…
Investigates December 20, 2017
Webster Parish School District Sued Over Allegedly Violating the First Amendment
A parent of a student in Webster Parish School District, located in Louisiana, filed a federal lawsuit against the district…
Investigates December 20, 2017
Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Pays $5 Million to Resolve Dangerous Packing Claims
India-based Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd will pay $5 million in order to resolve claims made against them in federal court…
Investigates December 14, 2017
ALERT! Arkansas Municipalities File Federal Lawsuit Against Opioid Manufacturers
Throughout 2017, USA Herald has brought the opioid crisis front and center. From investigations to pending legislation to lawsuits, you’ve…
Investigates December 14, 2017
Archer Daniel Midland Shipyard Defending Federal Discrimination Lawsuit
Archer Daniel Midland shipyard was recently named as a defendant in a federal lawsuit. The lawsuit alleges that African American…
America December 7, 2017
Johnson & Johnson Ordered to Pay $28 Million in Xarelto Lawsuit
Johnson & Johnson, Bayer, and Janssen Pharmaceuticals (a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson) were ordered to pay $28 million to…
Investigates December 7, 2017
Federal Lawsuits Allege Some State Courts Running Debtors’ Prisons
In 1833, debtors’ prisons were abolished under federal law. Yet, many political and legal experts believe that while debtors’ prisons…
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