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Supreme Court ruling allows Sylvia Gonzalez's retaliation lawsuit to proceed, raising First Amendment questions on government official accountability.

The lawsuit centers the regular and gifted academic tracks in some NYC schools, as some think it disadvantages some minorities and promotes segregation

Snapchat Inc. agrees to pay million to settle lawsuit over discrimination and harassment claims against female employees in California.

Michael Fellows and Jason Alvarez have dismissed their suit with prejudice, having previously argued that the late concert had impacted their sleep

“Our clients look forward to presenting their case to a jury and are confident the truth will prevail.”

Snapchat Inc. will pay $15 million to settle a lawsuit brought by California’s civil rights agency

The move was intended to utilize Florida tax credits but it was a very unpopular decision with staff being asked to move from Southern California

From U.S. ex rel. Oberg & Camoin v. Nelnet, Inc., decided yesterday by the Fourth Circuit, in an opinion by Judge Julius Richardson, joined by Judge Barbara Milano Keenan and District Judge Elizabeth Dillon (W.D. Va.): In 2007, Jon Oberg filed a lawsuit under the False Claims Act against various…

GOP officials have launched more than a dozen lawsuits to block debt relief after nearly 5 million Americans had their balances wiped out