Access to Justice Archives

January 6, 2023 Access to Justice Articles

NYT exposed the ills of forced arbitration. It’s now a company policy.

The New York Times

November 17, 2022 Access to Justice, Forced Arbitration Articles

Scientology workers signed contracts under duress, their lawyers say

Tampa Bay Times

October 24, 2022 Access to Justice, Forced Arbitration Cases / Briefs

BookHolders v. DeHority et al.

Public Justice is co-counsel in BookHolders v. DeHority, BookHolders v. Pletch, and BookHolders v. Steincamp, cases presenting issues of wage theft and illegal retaliation where we and our co-counsel are defending three Virginia Tech students who were sued by their former employer, a chain of college…

September 14, 2022 Access to Justice Cases / Briefs

Baxter v. Miscavige

Public Justice is co-counsel in this case in U.S. District Court in Florida on behalf of three former Scientology members who brought claims for human trafficking and forced labor against the Church of Scientology, various other Scientology entities, and David Miscavige, the head of Scientology. …

September 14, 2022 Access to Justice Articles

Kipp Mueller | Our State Electeds Failed Us

The Signal

August 2, 2022 Access to Justice, Court Secrecy Articles

Harmful products don’t deserve shielding by the courts

CAL Matters

July 29, 2022 Access to Justice Articles

Help! My Lost Luggage Wasn’t Delivered for 12 Days. I Want Restitution.

The New York Times

May 23, 2022 In Press Releases, Updates Access to Justice

Public Justice Statement on Supreme Court Win in ‘Morgan v. Sundance’

For immediate release: May 23, 2022 Contact: Lucy Sears, Communications Director lsears@publicjustice.net Public Justice Statement on Supreme Court Win in ‘Morgan v. Sundance‘ Today, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its opinion in our case, Morgan v. Sundance, Inc., ruling unanimously in favor of our client Robyn Morgan….

April 7, 2022 In Blog Access to Justice, Court Secrecy

Lies + Defects + Secrecy = Death Say Supporters of the ‘Public Right to Know Act’

(Pictured above: Amy Cooper testifies before the California Senate Judiciary Committee on 4/5/22 about the preventable OxyContin overdose death of her son) By Karen Ocamb, Director of Media Relations On Tuesday afternoon, California’s Senate Judiciary Committee voted to advance SB 1149, the ‘Public Right to…

March 25, 2022 In Blog Access to Justice

Justice Kagan tells Sundance attorney his argument ‘seems a bit made up’

By Karen Ocamb, Director of Media Relations Due to COVID-19 restrictions, former Taco Bell employee Robyn Morgan wasn’t in the courtroom as Public Justice Senior Attorney Karla Gilbride argued her case before the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday, March 21. But her presence was intensely…

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