Americans Simply Can’t Afford Lawyers Anymore
By Tyler Durden In America, legal counsel is not guaranteed in civil cases the way that it is in criminal cases, and with the sky…
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State of Injustice — Expert Testifies that Washington State is a “National Model” of Corruption
Part One of an Ongoing Investigative Series: The Titus Case Seattle, WA. October 24, 2019. A national expert and investigative journalist are alleging that a…
Seattle Lawyer Lowers the Bar
Veterans Advocates Call for National Boycotts & Demand Disbarments at Evictions Law Firm Seattle, WA – August 5th, 2019 was only one court day after…
International Business Times Reports on Smartphone Lawsuits, RF Safety Testing, and 5G Exposure Risks
By B.N. Frank Researchers determined decades ago that cell phone and WiFi radiation exposure was biologically harmful. Research since then continues to prove this. Over…
Conflicted Judge Abets Chevron Retaliation Against Heroic Lawyer Steven Donziger
By Aaron Kesel For over a decade, New York lawyer and activist Steven Donziger, of Donziger and Associates, has been fighting Chevron after the oil…
Netflix Being Sued By “Afflicted” Series Participants for Defamation, Fraud, and Invasion of Privacy
By B.N. Frank Last year Activist Post reported about a Change.org petition signed by physicians, scientists, filmmakers, and writers requesting the removal of Netflix documentary…
Life-Altering Copyright Lawsuits Could Come to Regular Internet Users Under a New Law Moving in the Senate
By Ernesto Falcon The Senate Judiciary Committee intends to vote on the CASE Act, legislation that would create a brand new quasi-court for copyright infringement…
Supreme Court Rules Cops Do NOT Need a Warrant to Draw Your Blood If You’re Unable to Consent
By Matt Agorist On Thursday, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that police officers do not need your consent, nor do they need…
AT&T Battling Class Action Lawsuits From Investors As Well As Sprint. More Predicted by AT&T.
By B.N. Frank AT&T is one of many telecoms who have been warning their investors – but not the public – that they may eventually…
Chevron Corruption: Fed Judge Kaplan Seeks Destruction of Amazonian Lawyer, Steven Donziger
By Aaron Kesel Judge Lewis A. Kaplan has ordered that lawyer and activist Steven Donziger, who was fighting for Amazonian villagers, can be fined an…
Legal Reform and The Elephant in the Room (Or, Here Comes “Da Judge!”)
Op-Ed by Janet Phelan Legal reform initiatives now litter the landscape. From new bills proposed in state and national legislatures, to the efforts of established…
Is It Legal To Lie To Congress: False Statements Accountability Act Of 1996 (H.R. 3166)
Op-Ed by Catherine J. Frompovich Lies, lies, and more lies? “It’s legal to lie in the swamp.” With all the accusations, allegations and what at…
If A Pretrial A.I. Risk Assessment Tool Does Not Satisfy These Criteria, It Needs to Stay Out of the Courtroom
By Hayley Tsukayama and Jamie Williams Algorithms should not decide who spends time in a California jail. But that’s exactly what will happen under S.B….
Could An Artificial Intelligence Be Considered A Person Under The Law?
By Roman V. Yampolskiy, University of Louisville Humans aren’t the only people in society – at least according to the law. In the U.S., corporations…