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By Milton Allimadi The $12 million default judgment awarded by a Michigan jury to Dr. Greg St. Claire on July 22, 2026 — without a trial on whether…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. (July 7, 2026) – The family of Nolan Xavier Wells, the 18-year-old Ocean Springs student-athlete found dead on Horn Island this week,…
Photos: Facebook The second part of a forum entitled “The Attack On Voting Rights And The War On Black People,” will be held Friday, June 26, 2026, 7:00pm…
By Milton Allimadi Photo Above: (As of May 11, Mallory Lapka Scott & Seline website was still up. Larson, shown on the right.) The website of the law…
Colin Benjamin Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons In a video interview with the Black Star News, civil rights attorney Veronica Dunlap alleges she faced discriminatory treatment, at Baltimore’s Lyric…
By Colin Benjamin Photos: Wikimedia Commons The United States Supreme Court is a morally bankrupt branch of government that has again given their assistance to undermining the voting…
By Milton Allimadi Jessica Larson (above) exits firm. Photo: Mallory, Lapka, Scott & Selin website. Jessica Larson, the longtime attorney for former University of Michigan anesthesiologist Dr. Paul…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons New York, NY (May 8, 2026) --The following statement was sent to New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin calling on her to pass the…
By Jen Rice|Democracy Docket Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons The Democracy Docket team spent a lot of time over the past months guessing when the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS)…
By Lawyers’ Committee For Civil Rights Under Law Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons WASHINGTON — The Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law decried the decision by the U.S.…
