Georgia Department of Natural Resources Sued for Sexual Discrimination
Summary: A former employee of Georgia’s Department of Natural Resources alleges she was forced to send one of her…
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Unclaimed Apple Payouts to be Deposited into Government Trusts
Summary: Thousands of settlement checks from an Apple warranty class action suit have expired. A judge has decided to hold…
General Electric to Sell Most of Its Fleet-Financing Business
Summary: General Electric will sell a majority of its fleet-financing business to a Canadian company called Element. According to the…
Pennsylvania Firearms Law Struck Down
Summary: A law that allowed residents and organizations to sue municipalities over gun laws has been struck down. A state…
Supreme Court Upholds Policies That Protect Housing Discrimination
Summary: In a case brought by The Inclusive Communities Project against the Texas Department of Housing, the Supreme Court sided…
Judge Says Kielbasa Sausage is Not a Dangerous Weapon
Summary: A judge for the Seventh Circuit used a kielbasa sausage and a butane lighter as examples of what cannot…
Obamacare Protected by the Supreme Court Once Again
Summary: Challengers of Obamacare have lost again to the U.S. Supreme Court over the definition of what states qualify for…
Whole Foods Prepackaged Products Overpriced
Summary: New York City officials have found thousands of violations with Whole Foods prepackaged weights, affecting the prices consumers pay…
The Six Huge Rulings Expected from the Supreme Court
Summary: A brief overview of the six major cases the Supreme Court will soon rule over. The Supreme Court is…
Washington, D.C. Bar Exam Takers Will Be Allowed to Type on Personal Laptops
Summary: The D.C. Court of Appeals recently announced that bar exam takers will be allowed to type their answers to…
Ashbury Heights Capital LLC Sues Revere Data for Misuse of Intellectual Property
Summary: The investment company developed a system to better predict stock prices that they licensed to data company Revere. The…
L.A. Hotel Registries Require Legal Documents from Police
Summary: The U.S Supreme Court found that the Fourth Amendment protects hotels and motels from releasing their registries to police…