Lawsuit

Judge Dismisses Law Professor Amy Wax’s Lawsuit Challenging UPenn Sanctions for Bias

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PHILADELPHIA — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Amy Wax, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania, who argued that the university’s disciplinary actions against her were rooted in bias. Wax’s legal action sought to contest sanctions following her public comments on race and diversity in higher education. The judge ruled that her claims did not meet the necessary legal standards to proceed. Wax, who has faced scrutiny for her controversial statements, contended that the sanctions imposed on her were unjust and part of a broader pattern of discrimination against her … Read more

Dunseith RV Manufacturer Files $2 Billion Lawsuit Against North Dakota Officials over Alleged Corruption and Concealment

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DUNSEITH, N.D. — A Dunseith recreational vehicle manufacturer has initiated a federal civil rights lawsuit claiming nearly $2 billion in damages against five current and former officials from the North Dakota Department of Commerce. The lawsuit alleges a prolonged effort involving deception and abuse of power that led to the violation of his rights as he tried to rehabilitate a facility steeped in legal and operational complexities. The 242-page complaint was filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in North Dakota by Charles Hoefer, the owner of Hoefer Group LLC, who is seeking a jury trial. … Read more

Lawsuit Challenges SEPTA’s Service Cuts, Claiming Discrimination Against Low-Income Communities and Racial Minorities

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PHILADELPHIA – A lawsuit has been filed against the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) over its recent decision to cut 32 bus routes and shorten 16 others. The changes have raised concerns about their impact on minority and low-income communities, as the plaintiffs argue the adjustments violate Pennsylvania’s equal protection clause and state civil rights laws. Plaintiff attorney Bochetto claims that SEPTA’s own equity study shows the service changes disproportionately affect racial minorities and economically disadvantaged communities. “Their own report admits it,” Bochetto stated, emphasizing the study’s findings. However, SEPTA spokesperson Andrew Busch defended the … Read more

Judge Dismisses Trump’s Controversial Lawsuit Against Maryland Judiciary, Fearing Dire Consequences

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A Maryland judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by former President Donald Trump that sought to challenge a state court’s authority over his legal disputes. This lawsuit, which Trump labeled as a significant threat, encompassed claims against Maryland judges after they ruled against him in earlier cases. The decision from Judge John P. Morrissey comes amidst a broader landscape of legal challenges facing Trump. His efforts to contest state-level rulings have drawn criticism and concern, with legal experts arguing that such actions could have disruptive implications for the judicial system. In his ruling, Judge Morrissey … Read more