Chris Dickerson

BATON ROUGE, La. – A Louisiana woman, decades after suffering alleged sexual abuse at the hands of church members, filed a federal lawsuit against the church and its leaders.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A former Flagler County teacher is suing the school board, alleging he was subjected to “severe and pervasive racial harassment.”

KANSAS CITY — A federal judge has ordered a personal injury lawsuit against Harrah’s North Kansas City and one of its employees returned to Missouri state court after determining that the addition of a non-diverse defendant eliminated federal diversity jurisdiction. The ruling also rejected the defendants’ attempt to have the case dismissed.

AUSTIN – Those wishing to watch SpaceX launches from Boca Chica Beach will have to watch from somewhere else, as the Texas Supreme Court has found that the environmental groups seeking to preserve access did not have a right to sue.

Burke Kappler, director of the CCIA Litigation Center, said Florida taxpayers will foot the bill for the years of litigation over Senate Bill 7072.

HOUSTON - The First Court of Appeals has wiped a $73 million judgment, awarded to a woman who fell asleep on some train tracks while intoxicated and was hit by a train.

JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed a lawsuit against Lorex Corporation, a major seller of home security cameras and baby monitors, alleging the company concealed material connections to the Chinese military through its manufacturer and supplier while marketing its products to consumers across Missouri.

The Waffle House in Bartow, Florida, with an image of the window sign at the heart of Edward Bowlds’ lawsuit.

NEW ORLEANS – A former Coca-Cola employee claims he was discriminated against, and later terminated, after disclosing his ADHD diagnosis and related limitations to supervisors.

Missouri Court of Appeals for the Western District in Kansas City