Consumer Law
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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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A Former California Chief Medical Officer Sues San Diego County for Wrongful Termination
He was, at the height of the pandemic, the face of San Diego County’s COVID…
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A Judge Grants a Class Action Lawsuit Over Discriminatory Chicago Police Frisking
A federal judge has granted class-action status in a lawsuit filed six years ago that…
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A Football Club Job Advert Is Accused of Being Discriminatory
A football club has faced a fierce backlash after posting a job advert telling applicants…
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A 27-Year Police Promotion Discrimination Lawsuit Ends in Worcester
The city of Worcester has agreed to settle a decades-old lawsuit brought by two Black…
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One of the Largest Confederate Monuments Is Being Deconstructed
Crews using a crane and other heavy equipment on Wednesday hoisted an enormous statue of…
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A Lawsuit Reveals That Minnesota Police Purged Private Messages After Protests Over George Floyd’s Death
The Minnesota State Patrol purged emails and text messages immediately after protests over the death…
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A Gay Teacher Wins a Discrimination Lawsuit Against the Catholic School That Fired Him
A gay substitute teacher was wrongfully fired by a Roman Catholic school in North Carolina…
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UN Officials Say the Texas Abortion Law is Discrimination Against Women
United Nations human rights monitors have strongly condemned the state of Texas for its new anti-abortion…
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