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Diane Lilli

Diane Lilli

Diane Lilli is an award-winning Journalist, Editor, and Author with over 18 years of experience contributing to New Jersey news outlets, both in print and online. Notably, she played a pivotal role in launching the first daily digital newspaper, Jersey Tomato Press, in 2005. Her work has been featured in various newspapers, journals, magazines, and literary publications across the nation. Diane is the proud recipient of the Shirley Chisholm Journalism Award.

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A young person sitting in a therapy session, looking contemplative and concerned.

Federal Court in Florida Rules Ban on Juvenile LGBT Conversion Therapy is Unconstitutional

Justices serving on the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals have ruled that laws passed in Palm Beach County and Boca Raton banning LGBT Conversion Therapy for juveniles is unconstitutional. The new ruling deems that therapists trying to “cure” a gay or transgender minor via conversion therapy are protected by First Amendment... Read More about Federal Court in Florida Rules Ban on Juvenile LGBT Conversion Therapy is Unconstitutional

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New York Giants Player has Charges Dropped in Armed Robbery Case as Victims’ Miami Attorney William A. Dean Arrested on Allegations of Extortion

In a shocking example of legal musical chairs, all charges were dropped for the accused New York Giants cornerback Deandre Baker on Monday, for an alleged armed robbery in May. At the same time, North Miami Beach Attorney William A. Dean, who represented three of the four victims in the... Read More about New York Giants Player has Charges Dropped in Armed Robbery Case as Victims’ Miami Attorney William A. Dean Arrested on Allegations of Extortion

Mossimo Giannulli and Lori Loughlin leaving a courthouse amid the college admissions scandal.

Full House Meets the Big House: Mossimo Giannulli, husband of actress Lori Loughlin, reports to federal prison for his Role in Admissions Scandal

Another celebrity’s family is reeling from the infamous college admissions scandal for their role in the fraud that rocked the US from coast to coast. Mossimo Giannulli, husband of celebrity Lori Loughlin, best known for her starring role in Full House, began his five-month sentence on Tuesday for his role... Read More about Full House Meets the Big House: Mossimo Giannulli, husband of actress Lori Loughlin, reports to federal prison for his Role in Admissions Scandal

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Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Costco and Diamond Pet Foods Inc. for Value of $5,000,000.

Aggregated claims of over 100 proposed class members sue for alleged “Gluten-Free” Mistaken Claim on Dog Food A class-action suit on behalf of “Plaintiff," representing a class of over 100 consumers, was filed against Costco Wholesale Corporation and Schell & Kampeter, Inc. d/b/a/ Diamond Pet Foods Inc, in the U.S.... Read More about Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Costco and Diamond Pet Foods Inc. for Value of $5,000,000.

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Wrongful Death Lawsuit against Tyson includes Allegations Plant Managers took Bets for Cash Payout on How Many Workers Would Get Virus

A lawsuit has been filed by the son of a Tyson employee, Isidro Fernandez, who succumbed to Covid-19 and died of the illness. Fernandez worked at the Tyson’s Waterloo, Iowa facility and died on April 26. Fernandez’ son alleges in his lawsuit that Tyson allowed “dangerous and unhygienic conditions and... Read More about Wrongful Death Lawsuit against Tyson includes Allegations Plant Managers took Bets for Cash Payout on How Many Workers Would Get Virus

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Department of Justice Lawyer Argues the US can Target/Kill American Citizens in Cases of National Security without Review

Two journalists lost their appeal against the US Government on Monday, after alleging they were on a ‘kill list’ while working in Syria. US citizen and journalist Bilal Abdul Kareem had filed a lawsuit with a second plaintiff, journalist Ahmad Muaffaq Zaidan, a Pakistani-Syrian, against the US Government alleging targeted... Read More about Department of Justice Lawyer Argues the US can Target/Kill American Citizens in Cases of National Security without Review

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Army Agrees to Settle Veterans’ Class Action Suit; 50,000 Army Veterans May Receive Upgrade Benefit from New Agreement

New Class Action Settlement Offers Army Vets Greatly Expanded Access to Benefits A sweeping settlement in a class-action lawsuit launched three years ago in the US District Court for Connecticut between the US Army and thousands of post-9/11 veterans has been made official. This resolution will impact tens of thousands... Read More about Army Agrees to Settle Veterans’ Class Action Suit; 50,000 Army Veterans May Receive Upgrade Benefit from New Agreement

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How Will the Defeat of Johnny Depp’s Libel Case in London Affect His Libel Lawsuit Pending in Virginia?

When international celebrity Johnny Depp, 57, lost his court case against News Group Newspapers, the publishers of the British tabloid The Sun, women’s groups across the world celebrated as legal teams sat down to dissect how this case will impact future libel cases both in Britain and the US. At... Read More about How Will the Defeat of Johnny Depp’s Libel Case in London Affect His Libel Lawsuit Pending in Virginia?

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