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“They Worked in Torrid Heat for Exxon, Shell and Walmart, for Free,” Fault Lines
April 24, 2019

A nationally renowned drug rehab programme in Texas and Louisiana has sent patients struggling with addiction to work for free for some of the biggest companies in the United States, likely in...
“The Company That Sells Love to America Had a Dark Secret,” The New York Times Magazine
April 23, 2019

For thousands of women, working at the nation’s largest jewelry retailer meant unequal pay, harassment or worse. The pay-and-promotions lawsuit against Sterling Jewelers Inc. began the way a lot of...
Statement from Co-Lead Attorneys on Judge's Decision to Allow Class Action Law Suit Against DuPont, Chemours to Proceed
April 22, 2019

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Judge Denies Defendants’ Motion to Dismiss; Case Moves into Discovery Phase A lead attorney in the class action lawsuit brought by North Carolina residents and business owners...
“DuPont, Chemours to Face Trimmed Cape Fear Dumping Suit,” Law360
April 22, 2019

DuPont Co. and Chemours Co. will have to face a trimmed version of a proposed class action alleging that the companies failed to stop toxic chemicals from a North Carolina factory from polluting the...
“Attorney Issues Statement on Class Action Lawsuit Against Chemours,” WECT News
April 22, 2019

An attorney in a class action lawsuit against chemical companies Dupont and Chemours issued a statement Monday regarding a federal judge's decision on Friday to deny a motion to dismiss the case...
“In Civil Rights Arena, Practice Groups a Rare but Potent Force,” Law360
April 21, 2019

It was 2001 and a group of Native American farmers and ranchers were locked in litigation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture claiming they’d been denied equal access to government loans because...
“Ruling: Residents' EPA Suit in Flint Crisis Can Move Forward,” The Detroit News
April 19, 2019

A federal judge ruled Thursday that a lawsuit Flint residents filed against the government over the city’s water crisis can move forward. The residents sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency...
Cohen Milstein’s Michael Dolce Discusses Washington Hebrew Congregation Sexual Abuse Case on HLN
April 18, 2019

Michael Dolce , Of Counsel in Cohen Milstein 's Complex Tort Litigation practice group and leader of the Sexual Abuse, Sex Trafficking, and Domestic Violence team, appeared on HLN to discuss claims...
“Argent OK’d Paying $133M Too Much for Stock, Workers Say,” Law360
April 18, 2019

Argent Trust Co. violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act when it led a Choate Construction Co. employee stock ownership plan to pay $198 million for $65 million worth of their company’s...
“D.C. Attorney General Investigating Preschool Amid Allegations of Sexual Abuse,” The Washington Post
April 18, 2019

The D.C. attorney general has opened an investigation into the preschool at Washington Hebrew Congregation amid allegations that toddlers were sexually abused by a staff member on the Northwest...

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