Secondcircuitcivilrights

Here is another fabrication-of-evidence claim that involves law enforcement allegedly cutting corners to ensure a criminal conviction. The case will eventually be decided by a jury. 

The case is Batista-Reyes v. Paul, issued on August 17, 2.5 year...

The Court of Appeals holds that a Lyft passenger cannot win her disability discrimination claim despite claiming that Lyft did not provide her wheelchair-accessible vehicles, also known as WAVs. 

The case is Lowell v. Lyft, Inc., issued on August 27. Plai...

A personal injury plaintiff may have a new opportunity to prove his unsuccessful claim on the basis that jury selection in this federal case may have been tainted by a Batson violation.

The case is Salters v. New York City Transit Authority...

The Court of Appeals holds that Starbucks may regulate how workers may display their support for a union drive in the workplace, including pins. The t-shirt policy is still an open question.

The case is Siren Retail Corporation v. National Labor Relations Boa...