Florida court upholds decision in child welfare case
The Florida District Court of Appeal affirms a ruling in a child welfare case involving C.Z. and the Department of Children and Families.
Arkansas court upholds dismissal of domestic abuse case
The Arkansas Court of Appeals affirms the dismissal of Tealisa Johnson's domestic abuse case against Christopher Johnson, citing lack of evidence.
Court rules against former Howard University student
A court ruled that Howard University did not violate the rights of a former medical student with disabilities in a recent case.
Court reverses dismissal of teacher's civil rights claim
The D.C. Circuit Court ruled that a teacher's civil rights claim does not require exhausting local remedies, impacting future cases.
Court Affirms Dismissal of Defamation Case Against Church Leaders
The Second Circuit Court upheld the dismissal of a defamation lawsuit by a former priest against church leaders, citing First Amendment protections.
Court affirms ruling in school district negligence case
The Mississippi Court of Appeals upheld a ruling against Rian Gatlin, affirming the school district acted reasonably in a bullying incident.
Georgia Court Denies Appeal in Tayo Reed Case
The Georgia Court of Appeals has denied an appeal from Tayo Reed against the Division of Family and Children Services, impacting child welfare cases.
Court rules on immunity in child custody therapy case
Arizona Court of Appeals rules on immunity for therapists in child custody case, affecting future child welfare cases.
Court Upholds Planned Parenthood's Right to Provide Abortion Info
The Seventh Circuit Court affirms Planned Parenthood's right to share abortion information with minors despite Indiana's strict parental consent law.
Court rules Planned Parenthood can inform minors on abortion
The Seventh Circuit Court affirms a ruling allowing Planned Parenthood to provide abortion information to minors without parental consent.
Court affirms police officers' qualified immunity in arrest case
The Second Circuit ruled that police officers had qualified immunity in a case involving a man's arrest for recording a police station from a sidewalk.
Delaware Court Denies Motion to Dismiss School Negligence Case
A Delaware court ruled against the Caesar Rodney School District's motion to dismiss a negligence lawsuit involving a student's injury.
Florida court affirms ruling in child welfare case
The Florida District Court of Appeal upheld a lower court's decision in a case involving the Department of Children and Families and a father of minor children.
Florida court affirms termination of father's parental rights
The Florida District Court of Appeal upheld the termination of R.M.'s parental rights to his daughter A.S., citing lack of effort to maintain a relationship.
Court reverses summary judgment in Reyes v. Paul case
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals reverses a lower court's ruling in a case involving wrongful conviction and police misconduct.
Court Reverses Summary Judgment in Police Misconduct Case
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court's decision in a police misconduct case involving Luis Batista-Reyes and Robert Paul.
Court Rules on Disability Discrimination Case Against State Dept.
A court partially grants a motion to dismiss in a case where a State Department employee alleges discrimination due to a disability.
Alaska Supreme Court Upholds Sovereign Immunity for Tribal Org
The Alaska Supreme Court ruled that the Tanana Chiefs Conference has sovereign immunity, affecting tribal governance and legal disputes among tribes.
Court grants qualified immunity in Savory v. Andrews case
The Seventh Circuit Court ruled on qualified immunity for police officers in the Johnnie Savory case, impacting civil rights claims.
Court upholds claims against Wayne County Community College
The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled against WCCCD, allowing claims of discrimination and harassment to proceed without prior notice.
Florida Court Upholds Decision on Child Welfare Case
A Florida court affirms a decision regarding the welfare of two minor children, impacting families involved in similar cases.
Court Allows Transgender Plaintiffs to Proceed Anonymously
A federal court permits transgender plaintiffs to file under pseudonyms in a case challenging health care policy changes affecting gender-affirming care.
Ninth Circuit Reverses Ruling on QueerDoc Subpoena Case
The Ninth Circuit ruled that the DOJ's subpoena to QueerDoc is valid, impacting gender-affirming care investigations.
Texas Court of Appeals rules on family services case
The Texas Court of Appeals grants a writ of mandamus in a case involving the Department of Family and Protective Services and a trial court's dismissal deadline.
Texas Court dismisses appeal in child custody case
The Texas Court of Appeals dismissed an appeal regarding a child custody case due to lack of jurisdiction over the order.
Texas court affirms termination of father's parental rights
The Texas Court of Appeals upheld the termination of a father's parental rights due to evidence of abuse and a substantial change in circumstances.
Court overturns summary judgment in discrimination case
The Fourth Circuit Court vacated a summary judgment in an employment discrimination case involving Eddie Stewart and GES Recycling.
Court rules against manager in racial discrimination case
The Third Circuit Court affirms dismissal of Gersen Gabriel's claims against DSM Biomedical, citing lack of evidence for discrimination.
Ninth Circuit affirms University of Washington's immunity
The Ninth Circuit upheld the University of Washington's immunity in a civil rights case involving COVID-19 vaccine mandate firings.
Texas court affirms termination of father's parental rights
A Texas court upheld the termination of a father's parental rights due to domestic violence and neglect, impacting his son A.V.'s future.
Texas court upholds termination of father's parental rights
The Texas Court of Appeals affirms the decision to terminate a father's parental rights, citing clear evidence of statutory grounds.