Lawsuit: PlayVS Accused of Wrongful Termination, Pregnancy Discrimination

A lawsuit that accused a landlord of violating the federal Fair Housing Act recent settled for more than $200,000. The suit itself was filed by a now deceased tenant, Carolyn McGuffin, back in April 2016 against “landlord Carolyn Smitley and the Smitley Family Trust alleging they discriminated against McGuffin because she was sick.” The settlement was reached earlier this month when a federal judge ruled in McGuffin's favor, awarding her $219,747.75.

As offices change with the times, it's important to find an approach to professional dress that works for all employees and is inclusive and practical.

However, the justice failed to establish any guideline for law enforcement pursuing a person suspected of committing a minor offense.

Contrary to popular opinion, the amount of force used has very little to do with the underlying crime. When officers exceed these levels, it’s considered police brutality. 

When they threatened to report this individual, all of these female workers were summarily fired.

Juggling Paperwork With Patient Care - A Physician's Administrative Burden

Friske Orchards Farm Market Inc., a Michigan orchard, is suing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer over he excessive and allegedly illegal executive orders.

The lawsuit claims the Trump administration's rules impact skilled migrants as well as "rank-and-file" American workers.