The Center for Special Needs Trust Administration filed for bankruptcy after an internal investigation revealed its co-founder stole at least $100 million from trust funds for disabled clients.
The Center for Special Needs Trust Administration filed for bankruptcy after an internal investigation revealed its co-founder stole at least $100 million from trust funds for disabled clients.
“They didn’t do what they said they were going to do,” one appellate judge wrote of two experts cited by people who say they were sickened by the defense contractor's chemical contamination.
An 11th Circuit panel will decide whether four affiliates of the African People's Socialist Party were unjustly convicted of conspiring with an unregistered Russian agent to sow discord and spread disinformation in the U.S.
In its second blow to Florida’s Individual Freedom Act, a divided panel of the appeals court found limiting how professors can talk about topics including systemic racism and sexism violates the First Amendment.
A federal judge dismissed the fishermen's negligence lawsuit last year, ruling the government could not be sued for failing to remove or mark the privately owned duck blind they crashed into.
A mobster who managed to steal millions of dollars in designer goods while behind prison walls now claims the extraordinary restrictions on his contact with the outside world prevent him from fighting for his rights.
An attorney for the cruise line asked the 11th Circuit to order a new trial where jurors could hear evidence that an FBI report found the encounter between the intoxicated passenger and a crew member in a storage closet was consensual.
