Robinhood Files Motion to Deny Class Action Certification
Robinhood moves to deny customers’ claims and class certification.
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Upper Midwest Law Center, White Farmers Push Back Against USDA Loan Forgiveness Program, Claiming Discrimination
The Upper Midwest Law Center is suing the Biden Administration to stop a new USDA loan forgiveness program that discriminates against white farmers.
Dozens of States File Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google for Questionable App Store Practices
The 37 attorneys general claim that Google forces app developers into paying exorbitant commissions to feature in its digital marketplace–a marketplace that is pre-installed on tens of millions of Android phones.
Judge: Air Force, Government Largely Responsible for 2017 Texas Church Shooting
Judge Xavier Rodriguez found that the Air Force was largely responsible for the shooting, since it did not report the gunman’s 2012 court martial for domestic violence–an offense that would have made it impossible for him to legally acquire a firearm.
California Family Sues Tesla After Son Killed in Fatal Autopilot Crash
The family’s 15-year-old son died after a Model 3 on autopilot plowed into the back of their pickup truck.
Donald Trump Announces “Major Class Action” Against Facebook, Twitter, and Google
The bizarre lawsuit suggests that social media companies are not, in fact, private corporations but rather governmental entities.
How to Prove Negligence in a Premises Liability Case?
Clear causation can be difficult to prove. Therefore, it is recommended to approach this issue from different angles, rely on eyewitness testimonies coupled with other legal techniques.
Greek Priest Throws Acid on Bishops During Disciplinary Hearing
A religious leader caught with cocaine pours acid on bishops after they issues a verdict at his disciplinary hearing.
Court Will Let Indiana Gov. Holcomb Pursue Private Lawsuit Against General Assembly
Holcomb filed a private lawsuit challenging the state General Assembly’s passage of a bill restricting his emergency powers.
Attorneys Sue Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Over Decision to End Unemployment Benefits Early
The lawsuit suggests that Ohio law obliges the state to accept the maximum federal unemplomyent benefits afforded by the U.S. Department of Labor.