Consumer Law
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A New Hampshire Youth Center Faces a Second Lawsuit Alleging Abuse
The warnings came through the wall vents at King Cottage: Beatings had begun. Michael Gilpatrick,…
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Kentucky Comes to an Agreement Over the Foster Care System
Kentucky officials have reached an agreement over how the state will oversee treatment of foster…
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Environmental Groups Threaten to Sue Montana’s Governor Over a Mining Dispute
Environmental groups have filed notice they plan to sue Gov. Greg Gianforte’s administration after it…
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A New Jersey Teacher Files a Second Lawsuit Against Her School Board
A Nutley teacher is suing the school district a second time, claiming the Board of…
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A Former Basketball Coach Files Discrimination Charges Against a Florida Private School
Former American Heritage girls basketball coach Brett Studley has filed a discrimination complaint with the Florida…
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A Lawsuit Alleges That Home Depot Doesn’t Provide Workers With Enough Breaks
Home Depot stores in Washington don’t give its hourly employees their legally-required breaks, alleges a…
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Sexual Abuse Victims Sue the University of Michigan Over Its Public Speech Limit
Ten sexual assault victims sued the University of Michigan on Thursday over a policy that…
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Trader Joe’s Faces Racial Discrimination Accusations
Trader Joe’s likes to position itself as a friendlier, more welcoming and progressive neighborhood grocery…
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Black Farmers Accuse Their Former Employer of Hiring White Immigrants Over Black US Workers
Six Black farmworkers in Mississippi say in a new lawsuit that their former employer brought…
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A Former Fire Department Employee Will Receive $250,000 After Accusing the Chief of Nepotism
Banks Fire Chief Rodney Linz and Fire District No. 13 will pay $250,000 to settle…
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