The federal lawsuit filed against a Texas Chick-fil-A franchisee may become one of the most closely watched religious discrimination cases since the U.S. Supreme Court's 2023 decision in Groff v. DeJoy significantly strengthened employee religious accommodation protections under federal law.
While criminal proceedings often dominate headlines following fatal crashes, civil wrongful death litigation may ultimately become one of the most financially significant aspects of the SUNY hit-and-run case.
What landed in the 343rd District Court was one of the largest oil and gas trespass disputes to reach a Texas jury in recent years, and it took nearly a decade to get from the initial filing to the verdict. Todd Mensing and AZA led the plaintiff's trial team through two weeks of testimony in February 2023.
A woman in Oregon says that she was impregnated with the wrong sperm during fertility treatments 44 years ago.
