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The Children’s Health Defense sued Facebook in 2020, alleging the company censored the group’s posts at the behest of the federal government.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

We take a look at eight pending cases that many court watchers are following.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

According to Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts for this decade, openings for paralegals and legal assistants will outpace the average across occupations.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries and Office of the Attorney General filed a $300,000 wage-and-hour complaint against a cannabis business in Spokane County Court on May 11, which the offices said is the first litigation of this type against a cannabis retailer in the state.         Click Here To Read The Full […]

It’s possible, but unlikely, that activist investors and groups could successfully leverage the recent California rulings to go after companies that have diversity policies.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

The Colorado Appeals Court considered the question of interest accrual in the event of a failed treasurers deed conveyance: does it begin to accrue on the date it was paid or from the date the court ascertains the reimbursement amount?         Click Here To Read The Full Article

The court found the employer’s arguments were “speculative and not supported by evidence.”         Click Here To Read The Full Article

The case marks the latest white-collar crackdown under the Biden administration that targeted corporate employees, and required an admission of guilt.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

The State Bar of Texas Legal Services to the Poor in Civil Matters Committee has announced its 2022 Pro Bono Excellence awards winners. Michael Logan Ware, of Fort Worth, received the Frank J. Scurlock Award; the Rev. Brooks Harrington, of Fort Worth, received the J. Chrys Dougherty Award; Judge Jerry W. Simoneaux Jr., of Harris […]

“My position from day one was that if this outcome was different, it would basically put a thorn in the side of the bankruptcy practice—that bankruptcy practitioners would be nervous about handling cases such as this because of the automatic stay,” said solo practitioner Constant S. Poholek Jr., who was sued after filing a Chapter […]