Lawsuit: PlayVS Accused of Wrongful Termination, Pregnancy Discrimination

Urology Professor Mark L. Day reportedly took out the frustration of having a contract canceled on an Egyptian colleague, against whom he vowed revenge.

Religious hate crimes are investigated by police. One perpetrator is caught. The other case remains open.

The Superior Court is faced with deciding which denial of access to justice is the lesser of two evils: having criminal defendants wait years in custody for trial as we continue business as usual, or gut the Court's Civil and Family Law Departments.

A lawsuit was recently filed against Walmart alleging discrimination against pregnant employees. The lawsuit itself was filed by a Griffin woman, Whitney Tomlinson, and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in Atlanta. A single mother, Tomlinson is seeking an “unspecified amount of money from the Arkansas-based retail giant, as well as for orders that would compel different behavior by the company.”

A Kindercare location in Ohio is at the center of a lawsuit alleging wrongful death after an infant died.

Flint residents are seeking class action status in a suit against the city and the state of Michigan alleging that cost-cutting measures put their health in danger. When Flint was put under emergency financial management, the city's water supply was switched from Detroit's water system to the Flint River. The pipe corrosion that followed exposed residents to dangerous levels of lead in their drinking water.

The lawsuit alleges that the popular Monterey Bay Aquarium defamed the Maine lobster industry by claiming that lobster fishing hurts endangered whale species.