Madonna Fans Sue Singer After Concert Starts Two Hours Later Than Planned
The lawsuit suggests that Madonna should be held liable for breach of contract after she arrived two hours late to a Brooklyn concert.
Ryan J. Farrick
Ryan Farrick is a writer and small business advertising consultant based out of mid-Michigan. Passionate about international politics and world affairs, he’s an avid traveler with a keen interest in the connections between South Asia and the United States. Ryan studied neuroscience and has spent the last several years working as an operations manager in transportation logistics.
Rhode Island Woman Claims Panera “Charged Lemonade” Left Her With Chronic Heart Problems
A Rhode Island woman claims that she developed chronic and potentially life-threatening heart problems after consuming two-and-a-half Charged Lemonade beverages from a Panera outlet.
Texas Transportation Company Sues Chicago Over New Restrictions on Migrant Buses
The lawsuit alleges that a Chicago ordinance, recently enacted to curb the flow of migrant-filled buses into the city, is unconstitutional.
Chicago Man Sues Dozens of Women (and Facebook) for Spreading Rumors About His Romantic Appeal
A Chicago man has filed a lawsuit against Facebook and dozens of women, claiming that he was defamed by a social media group that accused him of being a poor romantic partner. According to FOX News, the unusual lawsuit could have far-reaching consequences: it is the first claim filed under Illinois’ recently-passed “anti-doxxing” statute, which
Department of Justice Joins Multistate Lawsuit Challenging NCAA Transfer Eligibility Rule
The federal Department of Justice has joined a multistate lawsuit against the NCAA, arguing that the organization’s transfer eligibility constitutes an unlawful restrain on college athletes’ rights to profit from their work and pursue an education of their choice. According to The Desert News, the Justice Department’s decision to support the coalition of attorneys general
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Says He Will Concede Whistleblower Lawsuit
Although Paxton’s filing indicated that he would accept any judgment issued by the court, he has continued to insist that the whistleblowers’ lawsuit is politically motivated.
Alaska Airlines and Boeing Targeted in Latest Flight 1282 Lawsuit
The lawsuit recounts the fear that many passengers felt after a door plug failure caused an Alaska Airlines flight to depressurize at altitude, leading many to believe they were likely going to die.
Federal Lawsuit Claims Kentucky County Kept Juvenile Detainees in Solitary for Weeks at a Time
One of the two plaintiffs claims that she was sent to Adair County Juvenile Detention Center when she was 17 years old and seven months pregnant. During her stay at Adair, she was housed exclusively in isolation–and sometimes allowed to leave her cell only five times per month.
California Court Dismisses New England Lobstermen’s Lawsuit Against Monterey Bay Aquarium
Although the lawsuit was dismissed after all involved parties reached a settlement, an attorney for the Monterey Bay Aquarium has since posited the outcome as a “victory” for the “First Amendment.”
Washington Files Lawsuit to Prevent Planned Merger Between Kroger and Albertsons
The state’s lawsuit cites alleged statements from higher-level Albertsons officials, who apparently protested that the merger would be bad for consumers and “basically create a monopoly.”