CHARLESTON – Two environmental organizations have sued West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCuskey, accusing him of using the state’s consumer protection law to investigate their climate advocacy, ...

MIAMI – A Florida man, who claims he was wrongfully identified as a suspected shooter at two Miami-area high schools in 2022, is now suing the Miami-Dade County School Board and the two school ...

LOS ANGELES — Federal courts in and around Los Angeles are driving a recent surge in consumer protection litigation nationally, with the cases in the Central District of California accounting for 9.3% ...

AUSTIN — The State of Texas was part of a multistate coalition that secured a settlement with Albertsons that, once final, would require the grocery chain to pay more than $773 million nationally to ...

ALTON — A federal judge is allowing a gay man who was fired from his position of music and theater director at Marquette High School to contin… ...

PHILADELPHIA – A worker injured when a SEPTA bus hit him can keep his multimillion-dollar verdict, a Pennsylvania appeals court has ruled in d… ...

Some states could soon have top lawyers with wildly different platforms than their predecessors, as voters in 28 states will decide on their n… ...

Editor’s note: This is the fourth article in Legal Newsline’s series highlighting the players in a system that leaves injured workers, often undocumented immigrants, with surgical scars, bills from ...

The days appear to be numbered for a Colorado state law banning so-called "conversion therapy," after the U.S. Supreme Court lopsidedly sided with a licensed counselor on the question of how to ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Two prominent law firms – including one in the midst of bizarre asbestos proceedings that saw it stripped of its power – are asking to lead litigation over AI-produced sexual images ...

CHICAGO — A retired Cook County judge has sued the Illinois Supreme Court, saying the state high court justices violated his rights, both as a judge and a citizen, when they first recalled him to ...

Editor’s note: This is the first article in Legal Newsline’s series highlighting the players in a system that leaves injured workers, often undocumented immigrants, with surgical scars, bills from ...