Santa Clara, CA A federal lawsuit filed last month by the United Farm Workers (UFW) and 18 U.S. farmworkers is suing the Trump administration over the U.S. Department of Labor’s new H-2A... Read more »
Washington, DCOn October 20, Winston Anderson and Christopher Sulyma submitted a petition for certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court. The petition asks the Court to reverse decisions of the Ninth Circuit and... Read more »
Los Angeles, CAIce Cube, director Gabriel Hart and production company Video God LLC are facing a California labor lawsuit filed by six video-production workers claiming they never received wages for work performed... Read more »
Santa Clara, CADavid Maltinsky, a gay man and employee in California with the FBI for 16 years, has filed a lawsuit against FBI Director Kash Patel and the FBI, the U.S. Department... Read more »
Home Daily News Federal judge’s decision tossing youths’… Environmental Law Federal judge’s decision tossing youths’ climate lawsuit had ‘silver lining’ By Debra Cassens Weiss October 21, 2025, 9:25 am CDT Kelsey Cascadia... Read more »
Los Angeles, CAA former Activision Blizzard employee filed a PAGA lawsuit claiming the video game giant didn’t allow employees to leave work during meal and rest breaks, and they were often not... Read more »
Phoenix, AZOn October 24, Knight-Swift Transportation agreed to pay $3 million to settle a 23,500-member class action ERISA lawsuit. The plaintiffs in Hagins v. Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc. claimed that the trucking... Read more »
Atlanta, GAThe Georgia Supreme Court ruled earlier this month that a woman’s hair relaxer lawsuit can proceed against hair straightener manufacturers. Their decision overturned a lower court ruling that dismissed the case.... Read more »
Philadelphia, PA On September 26, Tori Dumas filed a motion for class action certification in Dumas v. Lesser, an ERISA lawsuit. The immediate story in Dumas is the motion for class action status. Tori... Read more »
Santa Clara, CAA California federal judge has certified a class for Amazon workers who attended mandatory new hire events after they were hired but were not paid for their time. Plaintiff Michelle... Read more »