Restaurant chain Chick-fil-A is facing a lawsuit after a woman claimed she was served cleaning solution instead of coffee. So reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
The lawsuit filed in Fulton County, Atlanta, states the plaintiff’s medical bills were almost $3,900 and she is still being treated. Chick-fil-A has admitted an employee served the plaintiff a contaminated drink. The lawsuit is seeking unspecified damages.
Read the full article from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Reproductive rights have increasingly come into the national spotlight as states in every corner of the nation have recently begun to tinker with what’s considered permissible.
'Diversity' has been a buzzword in the legal profession for decades. However, a recent article in GP Solo, published by the American Bar Association, asserts diversity efforts have largely been...
Andrew Schmuhl was handed two life sentences, plus 98 years in prison, after committing a brutal home invasion. So reports The Washington Post.
The American Bar Association has amended Rule 8.4 of its Model Rules for Professional Conduct to prohibit “harmful verbal or physical conduct that manifests bias or prejudice toward others.” Louisville...
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