Lawsuit

‘The Rogue: Searching for the Real Sarah Palin,’ painted an unflattering portrait of the former Alaska Governor. Now Palin and her lawyer are striking back, threatening to sue the book’s author, Joe McGinniss, and his publisher for “knowingly publishing false statements.”

In 1957, nine black students were denied entry at the illegally racially-segregated Little Rock Central High School in Arkansas, setting off a firestorm that became a watershed moment in the civil rights movement. Now, a young woman claims another school in the state is still discriminating against minority students.

The search and rescue group that organized the search for Caylee Anthony has filed a civil suit against her mother, Casey Anthony, to recover money spent in the search to find the girl. Anthony, 25, was found not guilty in her daughter's 2008 death last week and is scheduled to be released from prison on Sunday after receiving credit for time served on a four-year sentence, CNN reported.

Jens Lehman and Tim Wiese are two of the better soccer goalkeepers in the world, having both represented Germany in international competition. Now, Lehman is suing Wiese for telling a newspaper reporter that Lehmann should "go to the 'Muppet Show'" and be treated "on a couch." And it wasn't as if Wiese's barbs were without provocation: They were actually in direct response to c

It's been a long tradition for U.S. Police Officers to be clean shaven at all times. The argument for it includes camaraderie, professionalism, and ability to wear a gas mask. But the most recent case could cost Maryland $22.5 million.

Deputies have filed a suit to collect back pay after they believed they were not be receiving the correct correct wages according to a policy change in 2007. The amount payed out could be double the $1.8 million including the legal costs.

A diabetic sushi patron is seeking $6000 for being asked to eat the rice along with the fish in an all you can eat sushi restaurant. The owner refused the all you can eat price because the man was not eating it all of what was offered. Maybe they could have come to a compromise and he could have offered the man the average amount of sushi that his customers eat. Either way this will probably make

A Helena district judge has ruled that Schweitzer does not have the legal standing necessary to continue with the lawsuit filed against the 2009 Montana state legislature.