Ryan Farrick is a freelance 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.
In its complaint, the Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance say that the Wisconsin D.N.R. seems to have privileged plans that would allow recreational hunting over purportedly more effective alternatives.
Attorneys for the lead plaintiff claim that Microsoft should be found partially liable for OpenAI’s alleged copyright infringement, given the extent and scope of its investments in OpenAI.
In his complaint, the Ethiopian-origin man claimed that a Minneapolis Police officer pushed him to the ground after he complained of mistreatment.
A recently-filed lawsuit alleges that an off-duty Delta Air Lines employee sexually assaulted another passenger, prompting the flight attendant’s colleagues to attempt a cover-up. According to The Kansas City Star, the plaintiff—a middle-aged Minnesota woman—claims that she was flying home from Las Vegas when she seated next to or near Abigal Louise Trebnick-Emerson. Trebnick-Emerson, notes
The lawsuit was filed after a course error caused a crash, causing delas and forcing visitors to miss practice sessions. Fans were later offered a merchandise voucher in place of a refund. The event’s owners have since said that everyone has been to events canceled due to “weather or technical issues,” and that they “hope people will understand.”
The lawsuit contends that Media Matters manipulated information to make it seem as if mainstream Twitter advertisements regularly appear alongside right-ring hate speech.
The lawsuit contends that PepsiCo should be responsible for cleaning up litter produced by it and its subsidiaries.
UCLA attorneys claim that Mattel refused to honor its $49 million commitment to the hospital, halting its installments even after reporting hundreds of millions of dollars in profits.
The terms of the settlement have not been made public, but both parties suggested that they are pleased with the outcome.
An attorney for the woman says that police, responding to a crisis call, entered the wrong building and broke down the door.