Law Offices of Raushanah F. Rodgers, PLLC

08/29/2026

Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell said she and a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general reached a $17.1 billion settlement with Meta — including a guarantee of approximately $366 million for Massachusetts.

08/29/2026

Two Army vets who taught Junior ROTC at South Atlanta High School remain on paid administrative leave, claim to have been pushed out of their roles.

08/24/2026

The best local & breaking news source in the US, featuring local weather, alerts, deals, events and more.

08/22/2026

The ultimate sanction…beforehand, wife rejects a 600 million settlement offer.

John Overdeck is set to testify in his divorce trial today after his wife Laura was barred from taking the stand. A judge ruled that she 'engaged in multi

08/22/2026

Never say anything to AI that you wouldn’t want read aloud in a court of law.

08/16/2026

Kyrsten Sinema testified to s*x with her married security guard at locations across the U.S., now facing an alienation of affection suit in NC.

08/16/2026

Whether the personal goodwill of a sole practitioner law firm may be classified as marital property for equitable distribution purposes?

08/14/2026

Utah-based Our Rescue was founded by activist Tim Ballard. It was previously known as Operation Underground Railroad and it says it helps law enforcement perform sting operations and rescues human trafficking survivors.

08/13/2026

In her 16-page ruling, Judge McCormick quoted from Biggie’s 1997 song, “Ten Crack Commandments,” which was included on his posthumously released album, Life After Death.

“Christopher Wallace presciently cautioned: ‘Keep your family and business completely separated,’” she wrote. “After Wallace’s tragic death, however, his mother and widow did exactly the opposite — forming Notorious B.I.G., LLC under Delaware law to manage the late rapper’s intellectual property. This litigation was perhaps the inevitable result. “

One of the Notorious B.I.G.’s former managers has won a legal battle against the late rapper’s widow, R&B singer Faith Evans, in the first of two lawsuits

08/09/2026

The First Amendment is not ornamental.

The right to speak carries little meaning if it exists only when the speech is comfortable, convenient, or approved.

Courts unquestionably possess authority to regulate proceedings and, in appropriate circumstances, speech. But a court order that restrains protected speech implicates the First Amendment—and judicial authority does not place that restraint beyond constitutional review.

When an order crosses the constitutional line, the answer is not silence. The answer is a challenge through the law.

Speak. Preserve the record. Challenge the restraint. Protect the right.

The First Amendment does not enforce itself.