Halle Bailey has been granted a restraining order against DDG, her ex-boyfriend and the father of her 1-year-old son, Billboard can confirm. TMZ was first to report Tuesday […]
Google Settles Texas Privacy Claims for $1.4 Billion — Justia News — May 12, 2025
In 2022, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Google for a series of alleged privacy violations. First, he filed a complaint under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act […]
Diddy Sex Trafficking Trial Opens With Claims of ‘Freak Off’ Parties
The sex trafficking trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs kicked off Monday in a Manhattan federal courthouse, where federal prosecutors told jurors that the once-powerful mogul used his music […]
Colgate’s ‘Kids’ Toothpaste Encourages Unsafe Consumption of Fluoride, Lawsuit Claims
Colgate-Palmolive and its subsidiary Tom’s of Maine were hit with a consumer class action over allegations of deceptively marketing children’s fluoride toothpaste products by using candy flavoring, cartoon […]
Smokey Robinson Denies Claims In Sexual Assault Lawsuit
Smokey Robinson has denied shocking new claims of sexual assault, saying through his attorney that the “vile, false allegations” are merely “an ugly method of trying to extract […]
Federal Judge Limits Pricing Discrepancies to State Law Claims
A lawsuit against Stop & Shop alleging the grocer improperly enriched itself by having different prices online and in-store can only continue on statutory claims that the store […]
‘Baffling Course of Events:’ Plaintiffs, Attorneys Blamed for Delayed Excusable Neglect Claims
A federal judge in Illinois recently rejected plaintiffs’ request to reconsider an adverse judgment in a contractual dispute after one of their attorneys fell ill and seemingly ghosted […]
Claims Administrators Get Kickbacks for Digital Payments
A class member in cases involving Facebook and Equifax filed a lawsuit on Thursday accusing three claims administrators of getting kickbacks from financial technology companies that disburse digital […]
School Employee’s Gun Raffle Ad Cleared for First Amendment Claims, Federal Judge Says
An Illinois school employee’s First Amendment claim against her former school district for her termination can proceed to trial over a gun raffle advertisement in support of her […]
Judge Rescinds $100K Jury Award for Employee’s Emotional Distress Claims, Large Payout Still Looming
An Illinois federal judge Thursday rescinded a $100,000 compensatory damages award in favor of a former U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs employee after determining his trial testimony did […]