Do Sperm Donors Have Legal Rights?
As nontraditional families become more common, vexing questions about parental rights are challenging courts.
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Fighting Bias against Gays and Lesbians in Retirement Homes
Studies have shown that senior citizens who are queer experience discrimination related to housing.
→ Read MoreRodell Sanders’ Lawsuit for Wrongful Conviction Settled for $15 Million
Chicago Heights has settled a wrongful conviction lawsuit filed by Rodell Sanders for $15 million. Sanders spent 20 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted for a 1993 murder.
→ Read MoreLawsuit Alleges that Consumers Are Misled by Naked Juice Labeling
The nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest (CPSI) has filed a lawsuit against PepsiCo, alleging that its Naked Juice products rely on misleading labels to induce consumers to purchase drinks that are not nearly as nutritious as they appear to be.
→ Read MoreTexas Court Revives Selective Prosecution Defense by Wealthy Defendant
The Court of Criminal Appeals decided that Albert Hill, a beneficiary of a trust that Texas oil tycoon H.L. Hunt created for Hill’s grandmother, was entitled to a hearing on his claim that he was selectively prosecuted in exchange for campaign contributions that were made to the district attorney.
→ Read MoreClass Action Lawsuit Filed Against Pop Warner for Concussions in Football
A lawsuit has been filed against Pop Warner Little Scholars, Inc., alleging that the company knowingly and fraudulently put its players in danger by ignoring the risks of head trauma.
→ Read MoreIs Airbnb Responsible for Property Rental Discrimination?
Courts now face is the question of whether companies like Airbnb are responsible for discriminatory acts committed by hosts who make their property available for rental.
→ Read MorePricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Settles $5.5 Billion Lawsuit
The accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP has settled a $5.5 billion lawsuit brought by the trustee of Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp, alleging that the auditing firm failed to detect the fraud that led to the mortgage company’s downfall.
→ Read MoreSpying on a Spouse with WebWatcher Might Violate the Wiretap Act
Electronic spy tools may have a place in the family home for parents who want to keep track of what their child is doing online. But what if one spouse wants to spy on another?
→ Read MoreNew Jersey Settles Lawsuit and Agrees to Let Driver Get “8THEIST” License Plate
The State of New Jersey’s Motor Vehicle Commission has settled a lawsuit with a woman whose request for a license plate that said “8THEIST” was rejected.
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