A federal appeals court has revived the fight by an heir to 16th century paintings of Adam and Eve looted by Nazi Herman Goring during
Month: June 2014
Class Settlement ‘So Unfair it Can’t Be Fixed’
Getting zero cash in your overtime class action and in exchange agreeing not to sue the boss isn’t exactly a very good deal. That’s exactly
Prisoners Win Class Cert in Solitary Confinement Challenge
Hundreds of Pelican Bay State Prison inmates housed for extended periods in solitary confinement won class certification in a suit accusing the state on constitutonal
Execution Upheld for Man Who Asked for Death
The California Supreme Court upheld the death sentence of a man who testified at his own trial telling jurors that he was rather be executed
Arizona Anti-Abortion Pill Law Blocked
A federal appeals court blocked enforcement of Arizona’s restriction on the use of the “morning after” abortion pill Tuesday. Planned Parenthood, which challenged the law,
Fee Challenge to Bankrupt Nursing Home Sent to State Court
A lawsuit by a nursing home reform group challenging the legality of management fees charged by the owner of a chain of 19 bankrupt nursing
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