Fair Credit Reporting Act in 2025: A 1970 Law for a High-Tech Age
The promise of the FCRA in 2025 is simple yet profound: in an age of speed, accuracy still matters.
Lawsuits & Litigation
SEC Dismisses Unconstitutional Follow-on Enforcement Proceeding in Response to NCLA’s Motion
In the Matter of Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson and Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson v. SEC
Alaska Asylum-Seeker Freed After Class Action Ruling
“The class action covers hundreds of people, but people have to assert their status as a class member somehow,” Stock said. “And because Santiago had an attorney, me, I was able to assert his membership in the class and work with the lawyers to get the TRO issued. People who don’t have an attorney, it’s very difficult for them to deal with this situation.”
South Carolina Family Sues Roblox, Discord
“If I’m a 50-year-old predator, I can go on Roblox and pretend to be a 12-year-old girl, something I could never do in a public place. But on Roblox, I can now pretend to be a 12-year-old girl and approach other 12-year-old girls in that role,” Dolman Law partner and attorney Stan Gipe said. “It allows a predator to open a door, strike up a friendship, and begin the grooming process.”
Washington Companies Sue to Stop New Sales Tax on Services
“This policy punishes communities trying to stay safe and makes protection less affordable for everyone,” Northwest Security Services President Joe D’Amico said.
Federal Court Scraps Drake’s “Diss Track” Defamation Lawsuit Against Universal Music Group
“The issue in this case is whether ‘Not Like Us’ can reasonably be understood to convey as a factual matter that Drake is a pedophile or that he has engaged in sexual relations with minors,” Vargas wrote. “In light of the overall context in which the statements in the Recording were made, the Court holds that it cannot.”
State Farm Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged AI Discrimination
Policyholders accuse State Farm of using AI to discriminate against vulnerable homeowners.
Basketball Fan Sues LeBron After “Second Decision” Revealed as Hennessy Ad
After James came clean and dropped an advertisement for Hennessy, Garcia claims, the tickets lost almost of all their value. Now, Garcia argues that James should be liable for “fraud, deception, misrepresentation, and any and all basis of legal recovery.”
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Admin. from Deploying National Guard to Illinois
“I find that allowing the National Guard to deploy will only add fuel to the fire that the defendants have started,” U.S. District Judge April Perry said.
Divorce Attorneys Unpacking Financial Settlements Within Contested Marital Property Disputes
The resolution of a contested marital estate is about more than dividing property; it’s about laying a secure financial foundation for the future.