Last March, Joe Langlois created a petition to try and get the city to reverse their decision. But now, he says he’s filed a human rights complaint against the city.
Three years after accepting an offer to Toronto s newest law school, a former student is suing the institution, claiming they convinced him to apply to the program with “broken promises” of financial support while using his likeness and reputation to promote the new school.
A new initiative is offering free legal consultations to California and Hawaii workers who have been subjected to racial harassment or discrimination on the job. About the initiative: Spearheaded by the California/Hawaii State Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (CAL/HI NAACP), the "Stop the Hate Legal Redress" program is aimed at combating racial discrimination in workplaces across the two states. According to Rick L. Callender, president of CAL/HI NAACP, the program aligns with the organization's commitment to championing equality and addressing racial discrimination.