In a now familiar legal refrain, the Department of Justice (DOJ) is reportedly preparing to sue Google (Alphabet Inc.) in an anti-trust lawsuit due to its alleged monopoly on ad systems. Bloomberg first broke the news, saying Google’s massive dominance in the online ad space is under fire from the... Read More about US Preparing to Sue Google for Advertising Monopoly
White House says Federal Law dictates immigration law, not states New York City Mayor Eric Adams is furious with Texas Governor Greg Abbot, and the reciprocated feud is now creating a new type of bussing war, with an over-the-state-line political impact. On April 5, Governor Abbot started bussing illegal immigrants,... Read More about NYC vs. TX: Feud rages as NYC Mayor Adams says Texas Governor Abbot bussed immigrants, using “innocent people as political pawns”
Key surveillance footage shows Deputy Sheriff sharing graphic accident images of Kobe and Gianna, while in a public bar - and then laughing When Vanessa Bryant lost her husband, Los Angeles Lakers basketball superstar Kobe Bryant, and her daughter, Gianna Bryant, in a tragic helicopter crash on January 26, 2020,... Read More about Vanessa Bryant Flees Courtroom in Tears as Lawsuit Against L.A. County Opens
A former software engineer and Amazon employee, accused of being the mastermind behind one of the most massive data breaches in the US, is now facing a federal trial in Seattle. She is charged with ten counts of computer fraud, wire fraud and identity theft. Paige Thompson, 36, is accused... Read More about US Fraud Trial Faces Limits of Anti-Hacking Laws, as 1984 Computer Fraud and Abuse Act is Vague & Weak
Musical Creators Face David Vs. Goliath Legal Battle with Giant Streamer Netflix is suing the lyricist and composer of the musical “The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical,” claiming the duo infringed on its TV mega-hit show’s intellectual property. The complaint was filed in the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. Netflix sued... Read More about Unofficial Bridgerton Musical Is Officially Sued by Netflix
When the F.B.I. raided former President Donald Trump’s home in Mar-a-Lago on Monday, this was no ordinary legal search of a citizen’s home. Instead, raiding a prior president’s home signaled an escalation of the investigation into Trump’s actions, as they pertain to what he took with him when he left... Read More about Unprecedented Search of Mar-a-Lago Focused on Trump’s Possible Violation of Presidential Records Act
The heirs owning the legal rights to the deceased author’s “Top Gun” article in the now-defunct California Magazine sued Paramount Pictures for not obtaining the copyright to the new blockbuster hit movie. The author of the series, Ehud Yonay, wrote the original article “Top Gun,” which was published in 1983.... Read More about Paramount sued for copyright infringement with blockbuster movie “Top Gun: Maverick" as sequel reaps $1.2 Billion in box office sales worldwide
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey signed into law a new bill on July 6 that makes it illegal for anyone to record law enforcement within eight feet. The new law makes it a misdemeanor if anyone keeps recording after the police officer tells them to stop. One exception allows for anyone... Read More about Arizona Governor Censors Citizens’ Taping Police, Enforcing Distance of Eight Feet, as ACLU & AP Say It’s Unconstitutional
Former Governor Bryant subpoenaed in case involving Brett Favre, as state dismisses its own attorney, with no reason given, while he was investigating wrongdoing at the very top. A widening Mississippi $94 million welfare fund scandal is growing once again, with more twists than a country road. The Mississippi welfare... Read More about $94 Million Mississippi Welfare Scandal’s Moving Pieces
After publicly vowing to strongly fight charges of Contempt of Congress, former President Trump’s White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon, 68, was found guilty quickly, of two counts of contempt, in under three hours. Bannon was found guilty of Contempt of Congress in a Washington, D.C. federal court last week... Read More about Bannon Guilty of Contempt of Congress After Surprise Trump Letter Says No Presidential Executive Privilege Forthcoming
When the House January 6 Committee discovered the Secret Service erased text messages on Jan. 5 and 6, members reacted quickly, demanding to know how and why these deletions occurred. Questions arose from committee members and the press. Was the Secret Service hiding something about the Capitol insurrection? Did the... Read More about Coincidence or Planned? Did Secret Service Break Federal Laws if Deletions Were Purposeful? Yes.
Lawsuit Claims Erika Jayne & Tom Girardi used settlement money for “lavish lifestyle” using numerous companies owned by Jayne Legal woes continue to cast a dark shadow over some cast members of the national TV reality show franchise The Real Housewives, this time on the West Coast in Beverly Hills.... Read More about Christina Fulton Sues ‘Real Housewife’ Erika Jayne, Jayne's Ex-Husband Tom Girardi, & Attorneys for Over $700K, Claiming Fraud & Theft of Funds
A lawsuit brought against Subway, a food retailer with over 27,000 US stores, alleging their tuna sandwiches intentionally misleads consumers since the ingredients are not 100 percent tuna, is now headed to court. Federal US District Judge Jon Tiger of California ruled that Subway’s recent request to dismiss this lawsuit... Read More about UCLA Marine Biology Lab Finds Chicken, Pork and Beef in Subway Tuna Products. Fed Court Rules Lawsuit against Subway’s “tuna” may move forward
Elon Musk, the Tesla CEO billionaire, is now facing a $44 billion lawsuit from Twitter. The new lawsuit is expected to be a lengthy fight since Twitter is seeking a $1 billion breakup fee that was agreed upon in the original agreement between the two parties. The lawsuit, filed in... Read More about Even for the Wealthiest Man in the World, Breaking up Is Hard to Do. Twitter Sues Elon Musk for Reneging on $44B Purchase Deal
A Pennsylvania dispatcher allegedly refused to send medical help to a sick woman in a rural area two years ago, after a family member called 911. Now, dispatcher Leon Price has been charged with involuntary manslaughter, recklessly endangering another person, official oppression, and obstruction of the administration of law or... Read More about 911 Dispatcher Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter
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