Priscilla Presley is facing a new $50 million legal battle in California, deepening a dispute with former business partners that began more than a year ago and adding explosive new allegations. On Monday, memorabilia dealer Brigitte Kruse and investor Kevin Fialko filed a fraud and breach of contract complaint in... Read More about Priscilla Presley Faces $50 Million Lawsuit From Former Business Partners
Walmart will pay $5.6 million to settle a California consumer protection lawsuit alleging the retailer overcharged customers and sold products that weighed less than stated on their labels. The case involved items such as produce, baked goods, and other prepared foods. The case was brought by the district attorneys of... Read More about Walmart to Pay $5.6 Million in California Overpricing and Product Weight Settlement
Kroger and C&S Wholesale Grocers have resolved a lawsuit C&S filed earlier this year seeking a $125 million termination fee connected to Kroger’s unsuccessful attempt to merge with Albertsons. The settlement was disclosed in a joint filing on Friday in Delaware Superior Court. The filing stated that all claims in... Read More about Kroger, C&S Wholesale Grocers Settle Dispute Over Assets in Failed Albertsons Merger
Tory Lanez has suffered another legal setback in his ongoing fight to overturn his conviction for shooting Megan Thee Stallion in July 2020. A California appellate court on Tuesday rejected two habeas corpus petitions filed by the rapper, born Daystar Peterson, ruling that his claims failed to meet the legal... Read More about Tory Lanez Loses Habeas Petitions in Megan Thee Stallion Shooting Case, Direct Appeal Still Pending
President Donald Trump has taken control of the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police Department and ordered the deployment of the National Guard under a provision of the District’s Home Rule Act that no president has previously used. He issued the order on Monday, and by Tuesday, August 12, National Guard personnel... Read More about Trump Federalizes D.C. Police, Deploys National Guard in First Use of Home Rule Act Power
The family of a passenger killed in the January 29 collision between American Eagle Flight 5342, operated by PSA Airlines, and a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter near Washington, D.C., has filed a federal tort claim seeking $200 million in damages. The crash, which sent both aircraft into the Potomac... Read More about $200 Million Claim Filed Against FAA and U.S. Army Over American Airlines Flight 5342 D.C. Crash
A civil lawsuit accusing music producer Metro Boomin of raping a woman in a Beverly Hills hotel nearly a decade ago will proceed to trial next month after attempts to resolve the case through mediation collapsed. Court records filed Monday in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of... Read More about Metro Boomin Sexual Assault Lawsuit Heads to Trial After Mediation Fails
The long-delayed double murder retrial of rapper YNW Melly will not take place until January 2027, nearly eight years after his initial arrest. The Broward State Attorney’s Office confirmed the new date to Rolling Stone this week, citing ongoing disputes over which pieces of evidence will be allowed at trial.... Read More about YNW Melly’s Double Murder Retrial Pushed to 2027 Amid Ongoing Evidence Disputes
A federal judge in Maryland late Thursday barred the Trump administration from enforcing its executive order denying citizenship to certain U.S.-born children, marking the fourth nationwide block against the policy since a pivotal U.S. Supreme Court ruling in June. U.S. District Judge Deborah Boardman issued a preliminary injunction preventing the... Read More about Federal Judge in Maryland Blocks Trump Birthright Citizenship Order, Issues Nationwide Class Protection
President Donald Trump announced Thursday that he has directed the U.S. Department of Commerce to begin work on a new national census that would exclude undocumented immigrants from the population count, a move that would mark a major break from long-standing census practices and set the stage for significant legal... Read More about Trump Orders Commerce Department to Prepare New Census Excluding Undocumented Immigrants
A federal judge has ordered Florida to stop construction at a controversial immigration detention center in the Everglades for 14 days, siding temporarily with environmental groups who warn that the project could damage sensitive wetlands and threaten endangered species. Judge Kathleen M. Williams of the U.S. District Court in Miami... Read More about Federal Judge Halts Construction at Florida Immigration Detention Center Over Environmental Concerns
A federal jury in Miami has found Tesla partially liable in a fatal crash involving its Autopilot system, ordering the company to pay $329 million in a wrongful death and personal injury lawsuit. The verdict follows a trial over the 2019 collision in Key Largo, Florida, which resulted in the... Read More about Jury Awards $329 Million in Tesla Autopilot Wrongful Death Case
CoStar Group is suing Zillow Group for allegedly using tens of thousands of copyrighted real estate photographs without permission. The complaint was filed last week in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. According to the lawsuit, CoStar accuses Zillow of publishing at least 46,979 images... Read More about Zillow Hit With $1B Lawsuit Over Photo Use
A New Mexico judge has dismissed a civil lawsuit filed by Alec Baldwin against local prosecutors and law enforcement officials over their handling of the fatal 2021 shooting on the set of the film Rust. Judge Casey Fitch issued the ruling last Tuesday, stating the case had seen no significant... Read More about Alec Baldwin Lawsuit Against 'Rust' Prosecutors Dismissed by New Mexico Judge
Cardi B secured a series of favorable rulings on Wednesday as a Los Angeles County judge sided with her legal team ahead of an upcoming civil trial over allegations that the rapper assaulted a security guard at a Beverly Hills medical building in 2018. The lawsuit, filed by Emani Ellis... Read More about Cardi B Scores Pretrial Wins as Assault Lawsuit Heads to Court in August