Business April 22, 2020
San Leandro City Mayor promises thorough investigations into officer-involved shooting
Mayor Pauline Russo of San Leandro City, California expressed her commitment to a thorough and transparent investigation into the fatal…
Business April 21, 2020
SEC orders three investment advisory firms to return money to investors
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ordered three investment advisory firms to reimburse investors harmed by their inadequate disclosure practices.…
Business April 15, 2020
Florida man threatens mass shooting over people not wearing masks amid coronavirus pandemic
Authorities in Florida arrested a man who threatened a mass shooting at a grocery store where not enough people are…
Business April 13, 2020
Calls to Reopen U.S. Economy Surge as Laid-off Workers Get Last Check
According to Johns Hopkins University, more than 440,000 people around the world have recovered from coronavirus. Of those over 440,000…
America
April 11, 2020
The Rock Shines Light on Mental Health Awareness Amidst COVID-19
Coronavirus — and the subsequent lockdowns — has prompted various crises for Americans across the nation. Feelings of being trapped at home are issues for…
By – Gabrielle Seunagal
California News
April 9, 2020
California Assemblyman’s son among the victims in a drive-by shooting
The son of a California Assemblyman’s son was one of the four victims of a drive-by shooting in South Los Angeles on Sunday afternoon. The…
By – Marivic Cabural Summers
America
April 7, 2020
Opinion: Will rocky rollout of SBA loans affect Trump’s reelection efforts?
Despite President Trump’s daily white house briefings describing the rollout of Small Business Association (SBA) loans as “flawless” and “without glitches,” Trump supporters, along with…
By – Rheanna Chou
Business
April 1, 2020
Williams-Sonoma settles FTC lawsuit; agrees to pay $1 million and stop making misleading claims about its products
Williams-Sonoma Inc., a company selling kitchen wares and home furnishings agreed to settle a complaint by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), alleging that it is…
By – Marivic Cabural Summers
Business
March 28, 2020
FTC warns VoIP service providers against “assisting and facilitating” coronavirus related robocalls
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sent letters to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service providers and other companies warning them against “assisting and facilitating” unlawful…
By – Marivic Cabural Summers
America
March 26, 2020
Coronavirus is proving what we already know: People can work from home
If you’ve been paying attention to the news in the past few weeks, you’ve likely seen the reports about companies turning to telecommuting wherever possible.…
By – Rheanna Chou
Business
September 11, 2023
Charles Douglas Death : Guiding Light at Sidley Austin
The legal community reels as Charles W. Douglas, esteemed litigator with almost half a century at Sidley Austin LLP, has passed away at age 75. Douglas wasn’t just a lawyer;…
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Business
September 11, 2023
Tolkien’s amazon lawsuit Request Over $153K after Quashing a $250M Fan-Fiction Lawsuit
In a twist that feels straight out of a Tolkien saga, Amazon and J.R.R. Tolkien’s estate have approached…
By Rihem Akkouche
Business
September 11, 2023
Eric Gold Joins Manatt : A New Chapter in Health Care Legal Expertise
In a move akin to a chess grandmaster taking the center of the board, Manatt Phelps & Phillips…
By Rihem Akkouche
Business
September 11, 2023
Hunton Adds Ex-Weil Litigator : A Pivotal Move
In the grand chess game of litigation, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP has made a decisive move. On Monday,…
By Rihem Akkouche
Business
September 11, 2023
NFL and Raiders Lawsuit : Clash Over Trademarks
In a twist worthy of a championship showdown, the NFL‘s merchandising and licensing arm and Las Vegas attorney…
By Rihem Akkouche
Business
September 11, 2023
Delta Passengers Told “Don’t Start a Revolution” After Emergency Landing
Delta passengers stuck on an island after a flight was diverted were told not to start a revolution.…
By Jackie Allen
Business
September 11, 2023
Gordon & Rees Bolsters Charleston Ranks with Strategic Hires
Like a magnet attracting iron, the nationwide legal juggernaut, Gordon & Rees, pulled in three of Charleston, South…
By Rihem Akkouche
Business
September 11, 2023
A Shortage of Judges in the Empire State
New York State’s judiciary is drowning under its own weight. The lifeline? Scrapping an antiquated constitutional cap on…
By Rihem Akkouche
Business
September 11, 2023
Apple Battery Issues Case : A £853 Million Antitrust Showdown in the UK
In a riveting drama unfolding in the heart of Britain, the country’s specialized antitrust courtroom faces a momentous…
By Rihem Akkouche
Business
September 11, 2023
Paul Weiss Acquires 13 Powerhouse Partners in Dramatic Expansion
In a move comparable to a star football team snagging the best players from their rivals, Paul Weiss…
By Rihem Akkouche
Business
September 11, 2023
Soft Surroundings Store Closure : A Retail Phoenix Hopes to Rise from Its Ashes
In a whirlwind of retail market fluctuations, Soft Surroundings, a titan in women‘s apparel and accessories, has taken…
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Business
January 19, 2023
Uncovering the Truth: The Price of an Insurer’s Bad Faith Actions
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January 20, 2025
AOC Ignites Social Media Storm on Eve of Inauguration: ‘I Don’t Celebrate Rapists’
Business
February 21, 2023
Investigative Journalist Samuel Lopez Reports on Recent Developments in Bad Faith Claims and Insurance Law
Business
April 25, 2024
Feds in Flux: Can AI Be Trusted at Trial? Panel Grapples with Regulating AI-Generated Evidence
Business
March 17, 2023
Exposing Insurance Carriers’ Bad Faith Practices: How Florida Aims to Protect Policyholders
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November 11, 2024