Supreme Court justices rule in favor of Muslim woman denied job
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Muslin woman who was denied a job at a retail chain over her headscarf.
What Makes You ”The Boss?“ The U.S. Supreme Court Weighs In
The Supreme Court decides what guidelines establishes someone as a “boss,” reports Los Angeles employment lawyer Eric Grover.
Supreme Court May Impose More Restrictions on Class Actions
The Supreme Court is deciding if the certification of class actions should have stricter requirements, says San Francisco consumer protection lawyer.
Supreme Court grapples with international custody law case
Supreme Court justices sought to find middle ground in a case involving an international custody battle between a U.S. soldier and his wife.
FJA Alert: G.O.P. Aims to Remake Florida Supreme Court
The Republican party is trying to push its political agenda on the only branch of government designed to be outside of politics.
Are Big Money and Big Business Affecting State Judiciary Rulings?
Consumers are worried that campaign contributions will begin to affect the fairness of court cases, says Carey Been, a Los Angeles consumer protection lawyer.