Can Rideshare Drivers Discriminate Against Disabled Passengers?
An entity that charges money for transportation provides a public accommodation and is subject to the ADA.
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Is $100K for a Dirty Swimming Pool an Excessive Fine?
Most people know that the Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution forbids cruel and unusual punishments. Less understood is the amendment’s prohibition of “excessive fines.”
→ Read More$14M Judgment Recommended for Victim of Internet Trolling
A federal magistrate has recommended an award of $14 million in favor of a victim of internet trolling.
→ Read MoreSealing Documents in Court Cases Has Social Costs
Courts are routinely asked to seal documents that are used as evidence in court proceedings. When a document is “sealed,” it is kept out of the public record.
→ Read MoreDrew Brees Wins $6.1 Million Judgment for Diamond Fraud
Drew Brees, the quarterback of the New Orleans Saints, won a lawsuit against a San Diego jeweler.
→ Read MoreCourt Strikes Down “Skirts Only” Dress Code in Charter School
At one point in American history, public school dress codes were common.
→ Read MoreGE Settles Ponzi Scheme Lawsuit for $49M
General Electric has agreed to pay $49 million to settle a lawsuit filed by two bankrupt Florida investment funds.
→ Read MoreWho Will Be Liable for 737 MAX Deaths?
Two Boeing 737 MAX flights operated by Ethiopian Airlines and Indonesia-based Lion Air, ended with the cumulative deaths of more than 300 passengers.
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Dasha Fincher spent more than three months in jail because law enforcement officials found a bag of cotton candy in her car.
→ Read MoreNew Yorkers Have a Right to Nunchucks
A federal judge recently struck down a 1974 New York law against nunchucks.
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