Fox News Files Court Documents Accusing Smartmatic of Destroying Evidence
In one filing, Fox accuses Smartmatic’s chief executive officer of “ordering” the company’s president to delete messages “discussing critical damages issues.”
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Michigan Settles Pandemic-Era Unemployment Lawsuit
The agreement contains several provisions. The state’s Unemployment Insurance Agency, or UIA, must pay about $55 million to claimants. It will also, for the first time in years, be permitted to resume collection efforts against applicants who committed fraud or were otherwise overpaid.
Capital One Settles $500m Lawsuit with Its Own Customers
The terms of the proposed settlement would require Capital One to pay a total of $425 million to any depositor who opened, maintained, or otherwise used a 360 Savings account at any point after September 18, 2019.
Lawsuit: Elon Musk’s “America” PAC Shortchanged Voters
In the lead-up to Election Day, Musk—the richest person in the world—spent an estimated $300 million supporting Trump’s re-election bid. As part of this initiative, Musk promised, at first, to pay $47 to anyone who signed a petition supporting Trump and the America PAC.
Harvard, Jewish Student Settle Antisemitism Lawsuit
A Jewish graduate of Harvard who made headlines after delivering a “fiery” speech at the Republican National Convention has settled his antisemitism lawsuit with the university. According to The New York Times, plaintiff Shabbos Kestenbaum announced the settlement on Thursday. The terms of the settlement are and will remain confidential, but Kestenbaum said that he
Ohio Man Accused of Murder Files $25m Lawsuit Against Police
Plaintiff Rodney L. Hinton, charged with murder after allegedly ramming his vehicle into a retired sheriff’s deputy, has filed a lawsuit against Cincinnati-area law enforcement agencies.
Supreme Court Signals Skepticism in Birthright Citizenship Review
“What do hospitals do with a newborn?” Justice Brett Kavanaugh asked a Trump administration attorney. “What do states do with a newborn?”
Veterinary Interns Sue for Better Wages, More Flexibility
The lawsuit claims that, by requiring students and trainees to apply for employment through the Veterinary Internship & Residency Matching Program (VIRMP), the defendants can effectively control how, when, and under what conditions the plaintiffs can work.
Investors Sue UnitedHealth Group Over Response to CEO’s Death
The lawsuit now characterizes UnitedHealth Group’s strategy in response to former CEO Brian Thompson’s death as “aggressive, anti-consumer tactics.”
Northwestern University Settles Hazing Lawsuit with Football Players
“Northwestern and the student plaintiffs recently engaged in a mediation process that resulted in the settlement of the student plaintiffs’ claims,” Northwestern University said.