Lawsuit

North Myrtle Beach Eatery Faces Lawsuit for Allegedly Denying Servers Minimum Wage

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North Myrtle Beach, SC – A lawsuit has been filed against a prominent local restaurant in North Myrtle Beach, alleging that the establishment failed to pay its servers the federally mandated minimum wage. This case highlights ongoing concerns about wage practices within the hospitality industry, particularly in this popular tourist destination. According to legal documents, the plaintiff, who was previously employed as a server at the restaurant, claims that the management routinely compensated the staff at rates significantly lower than the required federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour. Furthermore, the lawsuit accuses the establishment … Read more

Federal Lawsuit Targets Escambia County Schools Following Tragic Death of Coach Accused of Student Assault

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ATMORE, Ala. — A lawsuit has been lodged against the Escambia County School Board following serious allegations that a former coach and teacher sexually assaulted a student at Escambia County High School. The legal action underscores significant concerns regarding student safety and school accountability on the premises. Kasuan Bullard, the accused, served as a baseball coach and taught driver’s education and health at the school. The controversy surrounding Bullard heightened posthumously as he perished in an automobile accident on the Cochran Causeway in 2021 before he could surrender to authorities. According to legal documents, the … Read more

Washington County Voters Challenge Mail-In Ballot Rejection Policy, Claim Lack of Transparency in Lawsuit

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WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pa. — In response to a lawsuit alleging concealment of the invalidation of certain mail-in ballots, officials in Washington County have decided to appoint a special counsel. The legal action challenges the transparency of the county’s election board during the latest voting session, where numerous ballots were reportedly dismissed due to minor errors by voters. Ballot curing, the process allowing voters to correct errors on their mail-in ballots to ensure their votes count, varies significantly from state to state. In Pennsylvania, the responsibility to offer or withhold ballot curing services falls to individual … Read more

Lawsuit Claims Local Family Medicine Office Operated as Pill Mill, New Owners Allege Malpractice and Overbilling

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GREENVILLE, N.C. — A legal battle is brewing over the operations of a local family medicine practice, Carolina East Family Medicine, which has recently come under new management by Quasar Health Solutions. The medical office, long-standing in the community, found itself shuttered suddenly a few weeks ago, following the departure of its former owner and primary physician, Dr. Charles Jahrsdorfer, due to health issues. In the wake of the closure, serious allegations have surfaced, leading Quasar Health Solutions to file a lawsuit against Jahrsdorf. According to Quasar, the practice they acquired was not operating as … Read more