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Supreme Court to Rule on Student-athlete Compensation by June 2020

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case to see if college athletes could have limits placed on non-cash payments made to students who compete in the Big Ten, Southeastern, Atlantic Coast, Big 12...

What You Stand to Lose in A Lawsuit

Do you find yourself in a lawsuit? Are you wondering what can be taken from you if it does not go in your favor? There are several assets that you can lose, but on the bright side, there are a few ways of protecting yourself. Some of ...

Discovering Educational Gold: Unclaimed Assets await Schools across Connecticut

Surprise! Lots of money set aside for schools in Connecticut has been found sitting unused.  This is great news for schools struggling to pay for things they need. With millions of dollars...

Tennessee's $63 Million Jackpot: Unclaimed Property Finds Its Way Home

In a remarkable achievement, Tennessee has returned $63 million in unclaimed property to its rightful owners over the past year. This substantial amount represents a significant effort by the state to r...

Ohio vs. Michigan: The Unclaimed Money Challenge Heats Up This November

Ohio is taking on its northern rival, Michigan, in a friendly competition with big potential rewards. The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Unclaimed Funds has launched a month-long “Unclai...

Texas Family Files a Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Tyson Foods for COVID-19

The family of a Tyson Foods employee who died from COVID-19 is suing his employer for wrongful death. This is one lawsuit in what is expected to be a wave of litigation filed by sickened employee...

You Have a Student Loan Garnishment? Get Relief with the CARES Act Lawsuit

The stimulus checks came and were spent. Mortgage moratoriums have ceased while people go back to work. People in America were looking forward to some type of financial relief during a ravaging p...

Lawsuit Stemming from the Flint Water Crisis Can Proceed

The class action lawsuit against Flint for the widespread contamination of the city's water supply has now cleared a key legal hurdle and can proceed further in court. The Michigan Supreme Court issued a ruling ...

A Federal Judge Indicates that He Will Grant Class Certification in Antitrust Lawsuit against the UFC

The long-running legal saga that can pose an existential threat to the UFC took a step forward when the presiding federal judge indicated that he may grant class certific...