Ryan J. Farrick is a journalist for Legal Reader, covering a wide range of legal topics and cases. With a focus on reporting on lawsuits, court decisions, and legal developments, Ryan provides readers with informative and insightful articles in the realm of law and justice.
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By: Ryan J. Farrick
Attorneys for the pseudonymous plaintiff claim that a former Leigh High School teacher–and suspected sex predator–coerced a teenage student into a relationship, then forced her to undergo an abortion.
Officials from the Washington Supreme Court will let a state-wide ban on “high-capacity” firearm magazines remain in place as they continue to assess its constitutionality.
Two transgender women have filed a lawsuit against Montana and several of its state-level agencies, claiming that recent policy changes prohibiting people from changing the sex designation on their birth certificates is unjust and unconstitutional.
By: Ryan J. Farrick
A coalition of Wisconsin businesses has filed a lawsuit challenging Gov. Tony Evers’ use of partial veto powers to extend incremental increases in school funding for more than 400 years.
By: Ryan J. Farrick
A man from North Texas has filed a lawsuit against Cinemark, claiming that the movie theaters’ 24-ounce cups can only hold 22 ounces of fluid.
A recently-filed lawsuit claims that the Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, illegally collects the data of every U.S. citizen who invests in the stock market.
By: Ryan J. Farrick
“I look to my left, I see George Floyd. I look to my right, I see George Floyd,” Willaims said in 2021. “I look somewhere else and it’s like I’m always remembering.”
By: Ryan J. Farrick
The motion, filed on behalf of an organization representing African-American real estate brokers, claims that a recently-filed lawsuit threatens the opportunity afforded by some of Alabama’s affirmative action initiatives.
By: Ryan J. Farrick
The ACLU claims that Jackson-Reed High School officials forced Arab Student Union members to jump through hoops when organizing events–only for many of their planned meetings to be canceled by administrators.
By: Ryan J. Farrick
A former Nickelodeon producer has filed a lawsuit against the creators of “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV,” claiming that the docuseries falsely presented him as a sexual predator.
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