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In an earlier statement, The Palace Company claimed that the Akeos “fraudulently disputed legitimate credit card charges and publicly encouraged others to do the same.”
Attorney Adam Harrison wrote in a LinkedIn post that Culinary Creative Group “assures customers that its ‘service charge’ is distributed ‘equitably among staff’ but then pays a huge portion to MANAGEMENT.”
“Two Planet Fitness patrons returned to the club and requested the AED, indicating that a man was dying outside,” the lawsuit alleges. “Despite knowing about the life-or-death situation unfolding, the Planet Fitness club manager refused.”
A spokesperson for Elon Musk’s America PAC said that his organization does not yet know who Doe is, but suggested that they could have had payments flagged for suspected fraud.
Tate is also being investigated by law enforcement in the United Kingdom and Romania, where he is under suspicion for money laundering, human trafficking, and assorted sex crimes.
The lawsuit claims that Elon Musk intentionally obscured his acquisition of Twitter stock, saving himself more than $150 million while jeopardizing other investors.
The lawsuit asks a federal court to find that a recently-signed executive order, issued by Trump earlier in the day, empowers select government agencies to cancel or otherwise void collective bargaining agreements.
The two plaintiffs say that a 1935 Supreme Court ruling sets a clear precedent: presidents cannot remove FTC commissioners except for reasons of “inefficiency, neglect of duty, or malfeasance in office.”
The lawsuit, first filed on behalf of the New York Times in 2023, claims that Microsoft and OpenAI devoured massive amounts of copyright-protected material from the newspaper while the making of OpenAI’s best-known product, ChatGPT.
If approved, a settlement could provide limited compensation to the more than 250,000 drivers who worked for Uber and Lyft between 2016 and 2020.