Former New Jersey Tree Board Supervisor Sues Agency Over Secret Surveillance and Workplace Discrimination

Jackson Township, New Jersey — Amanda Glenn, a former program manager with the New Jersey Board of Tree Experts, has filed legal action against her former employer, citing severe privacy violations stemming from unauthorized surveillance. The lawsuit unfolded after Glenn discovered a concealed camera aimed specifically at her workstation, an action she claims was both unconsented and illegal under state law. The incident reportedly began in October 2023 when a colleague alerted Glenn to a hidden Ring camera, cleverly disguised with tape and initially placed behind a computer. It was later repositioned atop a cabinet, … Read more

Oak Hill Country Club Embroiled in Legal Battle Over Board Member Removal and Financial Transparency Claims

PITTSFORD, N.Y. — A legal battle has erupted at the prestigious Oak Hill Country Club, where current and former members of the board of governors are clashing over issues of governance and financial oversight. The dispute centers on the ousting of Eugene Baldino, a former board governor, and concerns raised about the club’s financial practices. Last month, five current board members and one past member initiated legal proceedings in the state Supreme Court against other board members. They seek to have Baldino reinstated and to secure a court order for an in-depth review of the … Read more

Louisiana Judge Halts Ethics Board from Appointing New Chief Amid Political Legal Battle

Baton Rouge, LA — A local court has issued a temporary restraining order that bars the Louisiana Board of Ethics from appointing a new administrator following a lawsuit initiated by state legislators. The legal action throws a spotlight on ongoing tensions between the board and various political figures, including the incoming administration of Governor Jeff Landry. Judge Kelly Balfour of the 19th Judicial District Court granted the order at the urging of Senators Regina Barrow, a Democrat from Baton Rouge, and Stewart Cathey, a Republican from Monroe. They are seeking to delay the appointment until … Read more

Loudoun Parents File Lawsuit Against School Board After Early Termination of Public Comment Session

Leesburg, VA — A group of parents in Loudoun County are taking legal action against their local school board following an incident in which officials ceased accepting public comments during a meeting. The parents argue that this action violated their First Amendment rights and are seeking legal remedies. The lawsuit stems from a policy meeting held by the Loudoun County School Board where contentious issues including transgender student rights and critical race theory were discussed. The meeting, held in June, attracted significant public interest, with many community members attending to voice their opinions. During the … Read more