Teacher Shot By 6-Year-Old Student Testifies at Trial
“When you hear the word, he told students he brought a gun with him to school, there is that possibility,” Zwerner said.
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Universal Music, Udio Reach Copyright Infringement Settlement
Universal and Udio said that they had reached a “compensatory legal settlement” as well as new licensing agreements for recorded music and publish that will “provide further revenue opportunities” for artists and songwriters alike.
Dozens of States Sue to Prevent Suspension of SNAP Benefits
“Millions of Americans are about to go hungry because the federal government has chosen to withhold food assistance it is legally obligated to provide,” New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement.
Texas Files Scientifically Baseless Lawsuit Against Makers of Tylenol
In a statement, Kenvue said that the state’s allegations “lack legal merit and scientific support,” pledging to defend itself in court. Additionally, Kenvue said that acetaminophen remains “the safest pain reliever option for pregnant women as needed throughout their entire pregnancy.”
North Dakota Judges Orders Greenpeace to Pay $345m for Pipeline Protest
Some legal experts characterized the original $660 million award as “beyond comprehension.”
Justice Department Appeals Ruling in Sanctuary City Lawsuit Against Chicago
“[T]he Federal Government may not compel the States to enact or administer a federal regulatory program,” a district judge wrote in the July ruling. “While Congress has many enumerated powers, and may even overtake state law, it may not wield States as federal tools.”
Virginia Couple Sues Trump After East Wing of White House Demolished
The lawsuit appears to be the first legal challenge to Trump’s grand ballroom plan, but others have already raised concerns over the project. The National Trust for Historic Preservation, for instance, recently sent a letter to the National Park Service expressing its own reservations.
Texas Doctor Surrenders Medical License, Flees State After Gender-Affirming Care Crackdown
“Dr. Lau decided to move her medical practice to Oregon and saw no reason to continue to maintain her Texas license,” said Craig Smyser, an attorney representing Lau. “Dr. Lau continues to deny the Texas Attorney General’s politically- and ideologically-driven allegations.”
Lawsuit: Washington Turned Blind Eye to Sexual Abuse at Juvenile Detention Center
Colin Prince, an attorney with Connelly Law Offices who is representing the plaintiffs, said that the allegations constitute “the worst thing I’ve seen” in his legal career.
New York AG Letitia James Pleads Not Guilty in Mortgage Fraud Case
“My faith is strong, and I have this belief in the justice system and the rule of law, and I have a belief in America,” James said in a press conference. “There’s no fear today.”