We’re proud to announce a significant victory for our client, Cirilo Ucharima Alvarado, and thousands of current and former sheepherders who have worked in the United States under the H-2A agricultural visa program. On August 8, 2025, the Judge Miranda Du of the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada denied all motions to dismiss filed … Read more
Hamad Sayad, a 29-year-old Yemeni man, crossed oceans to escape persecution. He thought he was coming to a country that would hear his plea for asylum and grant him refuge. Instead, he found himself locked in a cell, and was later placed in solitary confinement with no explanation after a detention officer confiscated his prayer … Read more
Every year, thousands of high school athletes dedicate countless hours to training, competing, and representing their schools on courts, fields, and tracks. Their talent and hard work is celebrated by their communities, but it is also profitable for athletic associations, media companies, and other corporations. The problem? Athletes see none of that money. Along with … Read more
Today, on behalf of 30 faculty associations around the country, we asked for permission to file an amicus brief co-authored with attorneys at Leonard Carder LLP in AAUP v. Rubio, a challenge to the Trump administration’s policy of targeting international students and faculty for deportation based on their views. The brief reminds us of the … Read more
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Judge Susan Illston of the Northern District of California granted final approval of a $4.5 million class action settlement today on behalf of two proposed classes of California residents who cosigned bail bond premium financing agreements with Bail Hotline Bail Bonds (a/k/a DMCG, Inc.), but were not provided with a legally-required … Read more