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Orange County claims that Southern California Edison and T-Mobile’s negligence contributed to a series of wildfires that devastated tens of thousands of acres of land and forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of area residents.
Attorneys say that Disney was negligent in designing its 5-story high “Humunga Kowabunga” waterslide, causing a visitor to suffer an extreme “wedgie” resulting in serious internal injuries.
The lawsuit alleges that Musk contributed to persistent rumors that a 22-year-old man was involved in an extremist street fight in Portland, Oregon, despite having been in California the time.
The lawsuit claims that the 47-year-old grandmother was “tortured” and subjected to unnecessary, invasive searches inside of a secret Baton Rouge facility called the “Brave Cave.”
Attorneys for Lee Harris say that Chicago police officers coerced their client into providing false information about a murder he know nothing about, telling him that he would receive a cash prize if he cooperated. Months later, Harris was arrested and charged in connection with the same crime.
The lawsuit claims that, even after the 19-year-old worker complained to other supervisors, neither the restaurant nor Chipotle’s corporate leadership took any action against the assistant manager who tried forcibly removing her religious head covering.
Barring any other appeal or last-minute motion, Trump’s fraud trial will likely begin on Monday.
Tucker has since claimed that M.S.U.’s decision to terminate his employment was motivated by “other factors” beyond sexual harassment claims, including–potentially–financial considerations.
The E.E.O.C. is seeking back-pay and other damages for Black workers who allegedly experienced extensive racial discrimination at Tesla’s Fremont plant.
Unless Trump can successfully appeal the ruling, he could be permanently deprived of the authority to make key decisions about Trump Organization-owned assets in New York.