Jewish Students File Lawsuit Against Harvard University, Alleging Campus Tolerance of Anti-Semitism and Professor Endorsement of Violence

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard University finds itself embroiled in a legal battle as Jewish students file a lawsuit alleging that the prestigious institution has allowed a culture of anti-Semitism to persist on its campus. The complaint, submitted on Wednesday, asserts that Harvard selectively enforces its anti-discrimination policies, leaving Jewish students vulnerable to harassment. It further contends that the university tolerates professors who endorse violence against Jews and promote anti-Semitic ideologies. The lawsuit argues that given Harvard’s storied history, the university should not permit the specific targeting of Jews or tolerate calls for the destruction of … Read more

Florida Woman Files Lawsuit Against Lyft, Alleging Driver Committed Multiple Sexual Crimes

Leesburg, Florida – Tabatha Means, a woman from Leesburg, Florida, has filed a lawsuit against rideshare company Lyft, alleging that one of its drivers repeatedly raped and impregnated her. According to Means, Lyft failed to provide adequate protection, allowing the driver to commit these acts of violence. The lawsuit states that Means began using

Todd and Julie Chrisley Receive $1 Million Settlement in Lawsuit Alleging Misconduct in Georgia Tax Investigation

Todd and Julie Chrisley, stars of the reality TV show “Chrisley Knows Best,” have been awarded a $1 million settlement in a lawsuit against a Georgia tax official. The couple sued the official for investigating what they called “bogus” claims about them. Their attorney, Alex Little, described the settlement as “encouraging.” He also noted that it is unusual for one arm of the government to pay money to defendants while another arm is fighting to keep them in jail. This is in reference to Todd and Julie’s ongoing prison sentences for bank fraud and tax … Read more

Former Chicago Blackhawks Prospect Files Lawsuit Alleging Cover-Up of Sexual Assault by Coach

Chicago Blackhawks have filed a motion to dismiss a negligence lawsuit brought by a former prospect who claims the team covered up his complaints of sexual assault and harassment by then-video coach Brad Aldrich in 2010. The Blackhawks have stated their commitment to creating a safe workplace for all members of the organization. Lawyers representing the anonymous plaintiff in the suit have accused the team of concealing sexual abuse and harassment during the team’s 2010 Stanley Cup-winning season. The suit alleges that Aldrich used his position of authority to groom, harass, threaten, and assault the … Read more