Practice Area ; Civil Rights & Liberties
Data Collection Lawsuit Dismissed By Judge
Wyoming Public RadioFederal judge dismisses challenge to Wyoming trespassing law
The Associated Press-
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June 13, 2016 In Blog Civil Rights & Liberties, Class Action Preservation, Court Secrecy, Federal Preemption, Workers' Rights
This Year’s Top Five Reasons They’re Attacking “Greedy” Trial Lawyers and “Frivolous” Lawsuits
By Arthur Bryant Chairman When corporations or the government value money over lives and safety, injure people, or discriminate against them, the courts are where they can be held accountable. But corporate and government wrongdoers don’t want to be held accountable. That’s why, for decades,…
Rape Victims Say Brigham Young Uses Honor Code to Punish Them
The New York TimesRaped at Off-Campus Frat Houses, Students Say, and Ignored by College
The New York TimesJustice for Rafael: An Update
When I met Maria Escamilla at her home in Laredo, Texas last year, one of the first things she said to me was, “I’ve been waiting so long.” In 2009, her son had died while in police custody at the Webb County Jail in Texas. More than 6 years later, no one had been held accountable. But on April 12, the Fifth Circuit ruled that charges against the jailers responsible for caring for Mr. Solis could move forward. At long last, those responsible for Rafael’s death can finally be held accountable.