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A federal judge will let a jury decide whether the Kansas Highway Patrol illegally fired an employee in Topeka because they are transgender.
A federal judge has dismissed for now a wrongful incarceration lawsuit filed by a former defendant in a long-running Lawrence murder case and has given the man'
A former court employee is suing the state, alleging she was subjected to a hostile work environment while working alongside a southeast Kansas judge.
A former court employee is suing the state, alleging she was subjected to a hostile work environment while working alongside a southeast Kansas judge.
Schmidt TOPEKA, Kan. (Legal Newsline) – A tech company challenging how Kansas credit card transactions are handled has one its argument that the state’s no-surcharge statute violates the First Amendment. Federal judge John Broomes ruled for Feb. 25 for CardX, a company whose software allows merchants to display the variety of prices in order to pick the payment type they prefer. The challenged Kansas law allows merchants to offer discounts to customers who pay by cash rather than credit card. “In Kansas, merchants remain obligated to absorb the costs of a consu...