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New York Legal Assistance Group v. DeVos April 07, 2021 The Higher Education Act provides that student borrowers who have been harmed by their school’s misconduct, and those whose schools… Cartee v. Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals April 05, 2021 The issue presented in this appeal is whether brand-name drug manufacturers can be held liable under Illinois law for injuries… Buljic v. Tyson Foods, Inc. April 05, 2021 In April 2020, Sedika Buljic, Reberiano Garcia, and Jose Luis Ayala, Jr., contracted COVID-19, during there was an outbreak of… Fernandez v. Tyson Foods, Inc. April 05, 2021 Oscar Fernandez was exposed to the coronavirus at the Iowa meatpacking facility where he worked, and he died a few… Fowler v. Hopman April 02, 2021 In July 2020, after Gerald Hopman died of complications stemming from COVID-19 while in a nursing home in California. His… Facebook, Inc. v. Duguid April 01, 2021 Facebook used autodialing equipment to contact consumers’ cell phones without consent. One consumer who had not consented to receive such… FCC v. Prometheus Radio Project April 01, 2021 The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), over several decades, has by regulation limited common ownership of newspapers and broadcast stations and… Lloyd Industries v. Watson March 26, 2021 A jury determined that Lloyd Industries terminated Ronald Watson’s employment based on his race and awarded Mr. Watson compensatory and… + Load More Close Filter This Category Access to Courts Arbitration Attorney Fees Court Procedure, Jurisdiction & Forum Preemption of Consumer Remedies Qualified Immunity & Sovereign Immunity Scope of Statutory Rights & Remedies Campaign Finance & Elections Class Actions Class Action Standards & Access Class Actions - Objections to Proposed Settlements Consumer Protection First Amendment Commercial Speech Internet Free Speech — Miscellaneous Internet Free Speech — Right To Speak Anonymously Internet Free Speech — Use of Brand Names in Domain Names & Metatags Other Issues Government Transparency Government Transparency - FOIA Government Transparency - non-FOIA Open Court Proceedings & Challenges to Protective Orders Hazardous Substances & Environmental Protection Health & Safety Auto & Highway Safety Drug Safety Foods & Dietary Supplements Medical Device Safety Tobacco Protecting Constitutional Rights & Requirements Supreme Court Worker Rights & Safety Stay Updated on Case Library Subscribe to the Supreme Court Conference Preview Sign Up Follow Public Citizen Facebook Facebook Facebook Facebook Facebook Facebook Support Our Work Donate Donate Donate Join/Renew Giving Through Your Will Gift of Stocks or Mutual Funds Tax-Deductible Giving Charitable Gift Annuities Gifts From Your Retirement Account Life Insurance Donations
Cartee v. Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals April 05, 2021 The issue presented in this appeal is whether brand-name drug manufacturers can be held liable under Illinois law for injuries… Buljic v. Tyson Foods, Inc. April 05, 2021 In April 2020, Sedika Buljic, Reberiano Garcia, and Jose Luis Ayala, Jr., contracted COVID-19, during there was an outbreak of… Fernandez v. Tyson Foods, Inc. April 05, 2021 Oscar Fernandez was exposed to the coronavirus at the Iowa meatpacking facility where he worked, and he died a few… Fowler v. Hopman April 02, 2021 In July 2020, after Gerald Hopman died of complications stemming from COVID-19 while in a nursing home in California. His… Facebook, Inc. v. Duguid April 01, 2021 Facebook used autodialing equipment to contact consumers’ cell phones without consent. One consumer who had not consented to receive such… FCC v. Prometheus Radio Project April 01, 2021 The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), over several decades, has by regulation limited common ownership of newspapers and broadcast stations and… Lloyd Industries v. Watson March 26, 2021 A jury determined that Lloyd Industries terminated Ronald Watson’s employment based on his race and awarded Mr. Watson compensatory and… + Load More
Buljic v. Tyson Foods, Inc. April 05, 2021 In April 2020, Sedika Buljic, Reberiano Garcia, and Jose Luis Ayala, Jr., contracted COVID-19, during there was an outbreak of… Fernandez v. Tyson Foods, Inc. April 05, 2021 Oscar Fernandez was exposed to the coronavirus at the Iowa meatpacking facility where he worked, and he died a few… Fowler v. Hopman April 02, 2021 In July 2020, after Gerald Hopman died of complications stemming from COVID-19 while in a nursing home in California. His… Facebook, Inc. v. Duguid April 01, 2021 Facebook used autodialing equipment to contact consumers’ cell phones without consent. One consumer who had not consented to receive such… FCC v. Prometheus Radio Project April 01, 2021 The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), over several decades, has by regulation limited common ownership of newspapers and broadcast stations and… Lloyd Industries v. Watson March 26, 2021 A jury determined that Lloyd Industries terminated Ronald Watson’s employment based on his race and awarded Mr. Watson compensatory and… + Load More
Fernandez v. Tyson Foods, Inc. April 05, 2021 Oscar Fernandez was exposed to the coronavirus at the Iowa meatpacking facility where he worked, and he died a few… Fowler v. Hopman April 02, 2021 In July 2020, after Gerald Hopman died of complications stemming from COVID-19 while in a nursing home in California. His… Facebook, Inc. v. Duguid April 01, 2021 Facebook used autodialing equipment to contact consumers’ cell phones without consent. One consumer who had not consented to receive such… FCC v. Prometheus Radio Project April 01, 2021 The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), over several decades, has by regulation limited common ownership of newspapers and broadcast stations and… Lloyd Industries v. Watson March 26, 2021 A jury determined that Lloyd Industries terminated Ronald Watson’s employment based on his race and awarded Mr. Watson compensatory and… + Load More
Fowler v. Hopman April 02, 2021 In July 2020, after Gerald Hopman died of complications stemming from COVID-19 while in a nursing home in California. His… Facebook, Inc. v. Duguid April 01, 2021 Facebook used autodialing equipment to contact consumers’ cell phones without consent. One consumer who had not consented to receive such… FCC v. Prometheus Radio Project April 01, 2021 The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), over several decades, has by regulation limited common ownership of newspapers and broadcast stations and… Lloyd Industries v. Watson March 26, 2021 A jury determined that Lloyd Industries terminated Ronald Watson’s employment based on his race and awarded Mr. Watson compensatory and… + Load More
Facebook, Inc. v. Duguid April 01, 2021 Facebook used autodialing equipment to contact consumers’ cell phones without consent. One consumer who had not consented to receive such… FCC v. Prometheus Radio Project April 01, 2021 The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), over several decades, has by regulation limited common ownership of newspapers and broadcast stations and… Lloyd Industries v. Watson March 26, 2021 A jury determined that Lloyd Industries terminated Ronald Watson’s employment based on his race and awarded Mr. Watson compensatory and… + Load More
FCC v. Prometheus Radio Project April 01, 2021 The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), over several decades, has by regulation limited common ownership of newspapers and broadcast stations and… Lloyd Industries v. Watson March 26, 2021 A jury determined that Lloyd Industries terminated Ronald Watson’s employment based on his race and awarded Mr. Watson compensatory and… + Load More
Lloyd Industries v. Watson March 26, 2021 A jury determined that Lloyd Industries terminated Ronald Watson’s employment based on his race and awarded Mr. Watson compensatory and…
