Trademark Registration Process in India
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Lawsuits & Litigation
Oregon County Presses State for Answers on Sanctuary Laws
“Oregon’s sanctuary law was amended in 2021 (HB 3625) with new and internally contradictory provisions that created the current legal uncertainty,” a Marion County, Oregon, official said in a statement.
Minneapolis Sues Property Owner Over Homeless Encampment
City council approves legal case over homeless encampment on private property.
California Touts Preliminary Injunction Against “Cruel” New Trump Rule
“The Trump Administration continues to pull the rug out from under California families just trying to get by, but we’re fighting back,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta said. “We’re grateful that a district court has put a stop to this cruel new directive while our litigation continues.”
Texas to Dismiss Gender-Affirming Care Claims Against El Paso Doctor
But, in a brief update and press release, the attorney general’s office conceded that, upon conclusion of its investigation into Granados, it found that the doctor had not, in fact, violated any relevant provision of state law. Granados himself claims that he never even heard from Paxton’s office until being served the lawsuit.
Are You Getting Screwed by Your Michigan Personal Injury Settlement Offer?
You deserve a settlement that covers medical care, wage loss, future needs, and human losses tied to your crash.
Why Every Injury Deserves Legal Attention
The process of recovery involves several layers of complexity, but victims must address both their legal and physical well-being.
Former Acting FBI Director Says Trump Team Gave Him “Political Loyalty Test”
“[FBI Director Kash Patel] explained he had to fire the people his superiors told him to fire, because his ability to keep his own job depended on the removal of the agents who worked on cases involving the President,” the lawsuit alleges. “
Disney Pays $10M in FTC Settlement
The company resolves a federal case over how it improperly labeled children’s videos on YouTube.
New York AG: Family Behind Far-Right Site Ripped Off Donors to Buy Fake Medieval Castle
In court documents, James claims that, in 2020, the Brimelow family used about $1.4 million of VDARE’s charitable funds to purchase a “medieval-style castle” in West Virginia.