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A Black Bus Driver Is Suing Port Authority After Being Disciplined Over a BLM Mask

Category: Blog | November 24, 2021

An African American bus driver and union steward says he has been unfairly disciplined for wearing a Black Lives Matter mask while white colleagues, including the human resources officials who are disciplining him, have repeatedly violated the Port Authority’s dress … Continue reading →

A Former IT Analyst Sues PlayStation For Alleged Gender Discrimination

Category: Blog | November 24, 2021

A former IT security analyst at Sony PlayStation has filed a lawsuit against the company on Monday, alleging gender discrimination and wrongful termination after speaking up “about discrimination against females” at the company. Bloomberg reports that the former IT security analyst, named Emma Majo, is … Continue reading →

An Atlanta Attorney Accuses the BlackOxygen Organics Supplement Company of Containing Toxic Ingredients

Category: Blog | November 22, 2021

An Atlanta-based attorney has filed a federal lawsuit against a popular supplement company after he received complaints from numerous people with concerns that the product is not the miracle substance the company says it is, and after independent lab results … Continue reading →

A Michigan High School Shifts to Remote Learning After Families File a $150 Million Racism Lawsuit Against the School

Category: Blog | November 22, 2021

Bloomfield Hills High School is shifting to remote learning this week just days after families filed a $150 million lawsuit over claims of racism. The lawsuit was filed against the school district, the superintendent and the Bloomfield Hills High School principal … Continue reading →

A House Panel Investigates Free Speech at the University of Florida

Category: Blog | November 19, 2021

A U.S. House subcommittee opened an investigation Thursday into whether the University of Florida interfered with academic freedom and free speech when it stopped three professors from testifying as experts in a lawsuit challenging Florida’s election law, before reversing course. … Continue reading →

Taco Bell Faces a Supreme Court Case Over Unpaid Overtime

Category: Blog | November 19, 2021

Taco Bell, home of the Burrito Supreme, is now involved in a Supreme Court hearing. A major franchisee for the chain is on the hook for unpaid overtime in a class action lawsuit which the Supreme Court recently agreed to hear. … Continue reading →

The NC Attorney General Sues the Founders of Juul For Allegedly Marketing to Children

Category: Blog | November 17, 2021

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein announced Tuesday that he is suing the founders of an e-cigarette maker over his concerns that their product is being marketed to children through kid-friendly flavors and poor age verification. Stein announced at a … Continue reading →

A Former Montana Women’s Basketball Coach Files a Discrimination Lawsuit

Category: Blog | November 17, 2021

Former Montana women’s basketball coach Shannon Schweyen has sued the university in federal court, alleging she was the victim of sexual discrimination during her employment and when her contract was not renewed. Her lawsuit, filed Friday in Missoula, alleges she … Continue reading →

UPS Is Hit With a $250 Million Sex Discrimination Class Action Lawsuit

Category: Blog | November 15, 2021

United Parcel Service (UPS) is facing a $250 million proposed class action accusing the company of systemic bias against its female workers. Three female employees who work at a UPS hub in Oakland filed a complaint in California federal court on Wednesday. … Continue reading →

Astroworld Attendees Who Accept Refunds May Be Waiving Their Rights to Sue

Category: Blog | November 15, 2021

The lawsuits that Travis Scott and Astroworld’s festival organizers have received are already in the triple digits with more on the way. This comes after the death of nine attendees at the showcase earlier this month. Hundreds more were injured as well during the festival. Travis Scott and … Continue reading →