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THE BIG STORY: Two years after Jimmy Buffett’s death, his widow and his longtime former business manager are locked in a legal war over the singer-songwriter’s $275 million […]
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ABA Asks Bondi to Remove Block on Judicial Vetting, End ‘Deeply Disturbing’ Policy
The American Bar Association in a letter to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi on Tuesday asked the Justice Department head to reconsider her recent decision ending the ABA’s […]
R. Kelly Requests Jail Release, Alleging Murder Plot by Officials
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Patent Dispute Between Nike, New Balance Put on Pause, Judge Rules
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Megan Thee Stallion Lawsuit Gets Gag Order Over ‘Derogatory’ Posts
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Courts Split On Whether Failure to Mark Precludes All, or Only Some, Pre-Suit Damages
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