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Parents Sue Miami’s Icon Brickell After Teen’s Fatal Stabbing, Claiming Negligent Security

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MIAMI — A recent lawsuit has emerged following the tragic death of a teenage boy inside a luxury condo building in Miami. The incident, which has raised concerns over security measures at the Icon Brickell, has now prompted the boy’s family to seek legal recourse. Seventeen-year-old Dominic Ferrell was reportedly killed in the early hours of June 8 on the 34th floor of the Icon Brickell building. His parents have filed a wrongful death lawsuit for $50,000 in Miami-Dade County, claiming that the building’s owners and managers did not take adequate steps to ensure resident … Read more

Tennessee Lawmaker Considers Legal Action to Uncover School Voucher Secrets as Parents Rally Behind Program

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A state lawmaker is contemplating legal action to address concerns over the transparency of Tennessee’s school voucher program amid growing praise from parents who advocate for its benefits. The program, which allows parents to access state funding for private school tuition, has sparked significant debate over its implications for public education. During a recent legislative meeting, State Representative Jason Hodges raised questions about the level of financial disclosure required from private schools participating in the program. He expressed concern that a lack of transparency could obscure vital information regarding how taxpayer dollars … Read more

Parents Challenge Education Department’s Inquiry into Controversial Locker Room Incident in Loudoun

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Loudoun County, Virginia – A recent lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Education and a group of parents has raised concerns over the handling of a locker room incident involving a transgender student at Loudoun County Public Schools. This dispute has ignited discussions about school policies, gender identity, and the safety of students. The case revolves around an alleged assault that occurred in a school locker room. Critics argue that the district’s response to the incident has been inadequate, citing potential dangers to student safety. The Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights joined the … Read more

Disney Faces Class Action Over Alleged COPPA Violations: Parents Urged to Seek Compensation for Children’s Data Privacy Breach

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NEW YORK — The Rosen Law Firm, a prominent national law practice, has launched an investigation into allegations that Disney has breached the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), which governs data collection from minors. The firm claims that Disney has improperly gathered personal information from children watching its videos on YouTube without obtaining necessary parental consent or notification. Parents of children younger than 13 who have viewed Disney’s content on YouTube may be eligible for compensation without any upfront payments due to the firm’s contingency fee structure. The Rosen Law Firm is gearing up … Read more