Greg Abbott Declares CAIR a ‘Terror Group’ in Texas
Texas Governor Greg Abbott labels CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood as terror threats and moves to block linked land purchases, sparking legal and civil-rights…
Category: Civil Rights Law
Sioux Descendants Sue U.S. for $5B Over Lake Pepin Land and Recognition
Mdewakanton Dakota descendants file a $5B federal claim for tribal recognition and land lost under the 1830 Treaty of Prairie du Chien.
What You Need To Know Before Filing a Civil Rights Case
Think your rights were violated? Here's what to know before filing a civil rights case and why getting it right from the start makes…
Marubo Tribe Sues The New York Times Over Defamation
The Marubo tribe sues The New York Times for defamation, fighting back against damaging claims about internet use and cultural erosion.
Atlanta Veteran Dies After Nurse’s Feeding Tube Error – Judge Awards Family $8.7M
A Vietnam veteran died after a feeding tube error at Atlanta VA. A judge awarded his family $8.7M for grievous malpractice.
When Tragedy Strikes: The McCaffety Family and the Line Between Criminal and Civil Justice in the Milam County Crash
Examining legal accountability after the fatal crash involving the McCaffety family.
Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) represents a significant milestone in promoting the rights and dignity of individuals with disabilities.…
When Should You Hire a Disability Attorney for Your Claim?
Disabled individuals in New Jersey with no or limited capacity to work face physical, emotional, and economic hardships. Social Security disability benefits provide vital…
Matthew Carey, Former Franklin County Deputy, Faces Federal Charges for Violating Inmate’s Civil Rights
Former Franklin County Deputy Matthew Carey faces federal charges for violating an inmate's civil rights, including conspiracy and depriving the victim of protections.
Legal Dilemmas in Lebanon: The Intersection of Sovereignty, Human Rights, and Humanitarian Law
Uncover Lebanon's legal dilemmas at the crossroads of sovereignty, human rights, and humanitarian law amidst escalating conflicts and foreign intervention.