Consumer Law
-
CT House Republican Office Faces Lawsuit from Ex-Employee Over Alleged Gender, Disability-Based Discrimination
A former employee of the Connecticut General Assembly has filed a lawsuit against the CGA…
Read More » -
Actress Mo’Nique Sues Paramount, CBS Over Millions in Unpaid Royalties for ‘The Parkers’
Mo’Nique has filed a lawsuit against CBS and Paramount seeking what she claims is millions…
Read More » -
Assistant Superintendent in Michigan Sues Over Allegedly Being Fired for Whistleblowing
A second Kalamazoo Public Schools employee has filed a lawsuit alleging they were fired for…
Read More » -
Caste Discrimination Lawsuit Against Cisco Engineers Dismissed While Litigation Against Company Continues
The California Civil Rights Department has voluntarily dismissed its case alleging caste discrimination against two…
Read More » -
NYPD Worker Files Lawsuit Accusing Supervisor of Sexual Assault, Harassment
A civilian New York City police employee has accused her supervisor of sexually assaulting her…
Read More » -
Consumer Files Lawsuit Alleging Arm & Hammer ‘Greenwashes’ Laundry Detergent
Church & Dwight Co. “greenwashes” its Arm & Hammer brand Clean Burst laundry detergent to…
Read More » -
Cop Sues Police Department for Allegedly Being Discriminated Against, Reassigned After Absence Due to Illnesses
An Asbury Park police officer has sued the department alleging he was racially discriminated against,…
Read More » -
Fired Bus Driver Sues Mississippi School District Over Alleged Sexual Harassment, Retaliation
A former Starkville-Oktibbeha Consolidated School District bus driver is alleging she suffered sexual harassment from…
Read More » -
Unions Representing Workers at Rutgers University to Begin Historic Strike Over Contract Negotiations
Three unions representing about 9,000 Rutgers University faculty and staff will go on strike Monday…
Read More » -
Lawsuit Claims School District in Maine Has Not Paid Educational Technicians Appropriate Wages
A class action lawsuit filed Monday in Cumberland County Superior Court claims that the South…
Read More »