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Texas Court to Weigh Claims in 737 Max Pilot Lawsuit DALLAS — Boeing is again under legal scrutiny in Texas, where the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association is pursuing claims that the company misled pilots about the training needed to fly its 737 Max aircraft. Background on the 737 Max Boeing launched

HELENA, Mont. — A coalition of six nonprofit groups and three individual water users is suing the state of Montana over its long-standing practice of allowing “exempt wells” for residential development. The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in Lewis and Clark County District Court, argues that the Montana Department of Natural Resources and

Lawsuit Alleges Hidden Racial Bias SAN JOSE, Calif. — The American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California has filed a lawsuit against Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen, accusing his office of refusing to release data that could reveal racial disparities in criminal charging decisions. The lawsuit, filed Oct. 29

PHILADELPHIA — The former head of the Philadelphia Museum of Art has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit, claiming she was ousted after clashing with a small group of board members. Fired After Internal Conflict Sasha Suda, who served as director and chief executive of the Philadelphia Art Museum (PAM), was dismissed

Lawsuit Filed Over $1.32 Million Dispute FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — An architectural firm hired to design the Crown Event Center in downtown Fayetteville has filed a federal lawsuit against Cumberland County, claiming more than $1.32 million in unpaid fees. EwingCole, Inc., based in Pennsylvania with offices in Raleigh, filed

Consumers Claim Packaging Misleads Buyers SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Black Rifle Coffee Company is facing a federal class action lawsuit accusing it of misleading customers by promoting its products as “America’s Coffee” while sourcing and processing all of its beans overseas. The complaint, filed Nov. 3 in the U.S. District

Kansas City, Kan. — The American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas has filed a federal lawsuit accusing state and local officials of punishing poor defendants who cannot afford restitution payments by keeping them on probation indefinitely. Lawsuit Targets Judges and Attorney General The lawsuit, filed Thursday in a U.S. District