Young Climate Change Activists Ask Supreme Court to Hear Appeal
“The Department of Justice has entirely blocked our path to trial,” said 20-year-old plaintiff Sahara Valentine. “It’s really important to us that we get a fair say in court.”
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“Fearless Fund” Settles Lawsuit By Ending Black Entrepreneur Program
“By strategically avoiding a Supreme Court ruling that could have eliminated race-based funding, we protected vital opportunities for the entire Black and brown community,” attorney Benjamin Crump said in a statement.
Former University of Michigan Football Players Announce Lawsuit Against NCAA, Big 10 Network
“The NCAA knew for decades that preventing players from monetizing the one thing of value they have—their name—was wrongful and unlawful,” said Jim Acho, an attorney for the plaintiff players. “Today they recognize that players should have that right. But what about all the past players who were unlawfully denied that right? The money made off those players’ backs was in the hundreds of millions.”
Musician Says Sean “Diddy” Combs Abused Her, Demeaned Other Women
“Dawn had the option of filing as a ‘Jane Doe’ but bravely chose to file in her true name,” Dawn Richard’s lawyers said. “We will not rest until we achieve full and complete justice for Dawn in this case.”
Google Antitrust Trial Begins Today
“Having inserted itself into all aspects of the digital advertising marketplace, Google has used anticompetitive, exclusionary, and unlawful means to eliminate or severely diminish any threat to its dominance over digital advertising technologies,” the lawsuit states.
Amazon Sues National Labor Relations Board, Claims Agency’s Structure is “Unconstitutional”
Since the N.L.R.B.’s leaders cannot be removed by the president, Amazon claims, its structure is unconstitutional, depriving Amazon of its right to due process and its right to a fair trial.
Florida Family Files Lawsuit After Orlando P.D. Conducted Child Porn Raid on Their Home
“[The officers] observed the artwork in our home and they said, ‘You have a crucifix on your wall. You’re Roman Catholic. They’re all perverts,’” Christian Campbell said.
Technology Startup Xockets Sues Microsoft, Nvidia
“Nvidia and Microsoft are abusing their dominance and market power in AI in an attempt to pay little or nothing for the innovations of others that are used in their products,” Xockets board member Robert Cote said in a statement. “They are engaging in illegal activities that art part of Big Tech’s predatory infringement playbook, a strategy designed to devalue the IP of other innovators.”
Maryland, D.C. Attorneys General Sue Firearm Retailers Accused of Fueling Gun Violence
“Many of us watch the news and we wonder where all of these guns are coming from,” Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown said. “Now we have part of the answer.”
Conservative Attorneys General File New Lawsuit Against Biden Administration’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan
“We successfully halted their first two illegal student loan cancellation schemes,” Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey said in a statement. “I have no doubt we will secure yet another win to block the third one.”