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Sage Steele filed a lawsuit Thursday against ESPN, alleging that the company violated her free speech rights by retaliating against her after she made comments about the company's COVID vaccine policy. In the lawsuit, Steele claims ESPN pulled her from her usual hosting roles and forced her to issue an apology "under threat of losing her job."

A judge’s gavel is shown in a file photo. (Credit: iStock / Getty Images Plus) COLUMBUS, Ohio (WDTN) – A Greene County judge’s suspension has been stayed after he was accused of inappropriate courtroom behavior. In 2019, Probate Court Judge Thomas O’Diam was accused of speaking harshly to someone in his courtroom after they told Greene County Commissioners that O’Diam “should recuse himself f...

LOS ANGELES, April 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- It was a cause for celebration for Bella All Natural, Inc. and its young dynamic entrepreneur owner Daisy Cabral, when over three years of intense litigation finally came to an end in a highly publicized case in Spanish language media outlets. Continue Reading Bella All Natural, Inc. On April 27, 2022, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Laura A....

OKLAHOMA CITY - A new law would soon require all public and private schools to print the new National Suicide Prevention Lifeline number, 988, on student ID cards if they have them. The law is written by Republican State Senator Bill Coleman and co-authored by Rep. Mickey Dollens, D-Oklahoma City. Coleman says the new law will take effect on July 1st of 2023. It will be applied to 7th throug...

Colorado Supreme Court hears public feedback at the Ralph Carr Judicial Center in Denver on Dec. 7, 2021. The Colorado Supreme Court next week will consider whether the state’s fledgling family and medical leave program violates the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights amendment to the Colorado Constitution. The legal challenge, to be argued on Tuesday, focuses on funding for the newly voter-approved pr...

The Newtown Bee recently engaged two local land use attorneys who are experts in zoning laws and regulations about the public hearing process and other matters to help educate the community about local planning and zoning procedures. The first attorney is Gail McTaggart of Secor, Cassidy, and McPartland, PC, of Waterbury. According to the firm’s website, McTaggart’s practice focuses on land u...

Lawmakers see 'rapidly closing window' to reform a 19th-century law that fueled the insurrection  The Boston Globe

The Latin School of Chicago at 59 W. North Blvd. is being sued for allegedly turning a blind eye to bullying by parents of a boy who committed suicide. WBEZ brings you fact-based news and information. Sign up for our newsletters to stay up to date on the stories that matter. Nate Bronstein’s parents constantly replay the weeks leading up to their son’s suicide and how things could have gone d...

Getty Images Elon Musk reached an agreement on Monday to purchase Twitter after criticizing the platform for failing to reach its free speech potential. If the deal holds, he has promised to take the company private, which means he and those he hires will control what free speech looks like on the site. But Musk’s $44 billion purchase ultimately might not be the biggest news when it comes t...

Veteran Linklaters antitrust partner and outgoing global practice head Christian Ahlborn is set to join Covington & Burling, the third in a series of high-profile exits from the firm’s European and U.K. antitrust practice in recent weeks. Ahlborn is the former London-based global head of Linklaters’ antitrust and foreign investment group and he co-heads the U.K. firm’s technology sector t...