The article explains that New York’s CPLR 205(a) allows plaintiffs to refile medical malpractice cases within six months after a prior case is dismissed for procedural reasons, like lack of capacity ...

Adverse Possession—Dispute Between Blood Relatives—Plaintiff Failed To Demonstrate That Use of the Property Was “Hostile”—a “Long History of Various Family Members Living In Both the First and ...

The government has moved to dismiss criminal cases against three people who were arrested and charged in connection with protests outside the Broadview ICE facility.

We not only desire but need truth. We want to know, communicate, utilize, and be comfortable with the truth. It would make our world, lives, and decisions simpler and more effective. We are constantly ...

What do science and football have in common? As it turns out, a lot. Stewartville Middle School science teacher and high school football coach Brandon Hoth had a unique opportunity to share how he ...

California and other blue states are suing the Trump administration again over its efforts to withhold federal funding from states with so-called 'sanctuary' policies.

A jury trial began. On the 12th day, a trial judge of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice declared, on her own initiative, that the defendant’s counsel had violated the rule in Browne v. Dunn, (1893 ...

Ian Roberts, 54, was the superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools for over two years before his resignation on Sept. 30 days after his arrest. He had previously held leadership positions in school ...

In a case mentioned alongside one decided by the U.S. Supreme Court, by 2-1, the judges said they could not overturn a past decision on California's escrow law.

Ian Roberts, 54, was the superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools for over two years before his resignation on Sept. 30 days after his arrest. He had previously held leadership positions in school ...

The public deserves to know the results of a review of auto-deleted electronic chats, which was quietly erasing public records.