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‘The Morning Show’ Isn’t Smiling: Asks 9th Circ. To Reverse Insurers Covid-19 Win
The Production Company for “The Morning Show” an Apple TV+ series featuring Jennifer Aniston, has asked a California federal court to overturn the ruling in favor of its insurer, Chubb…
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Warden on trial for running rape club at women’s prison where celebrities served time
Ray J. Garcia, 55 was allegedly running a rape club within the all-female low-security Federal Correctional Institute Dublin…
By Jackie AllenBeto O’Rourke’s campaign returned $1 million donation from Bankman-Fried
Former Democratic Texas gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke’s campaign claims they returned a $1 million campaign donation from Sam…
By Jackie AllenInsurance Giants Fail to Escape Pollution Coverage Suit Involving Bad Faith Claims
Case: This is the case of CC Metals & Alloys, LLC v. American International Specialty Lines Insurance Company…
By Samuel LopezDept. of Energy Chief charged with felony theft
According to October 27 court documents Sam Brinton, 35 is being charged with felony theft for allegedly stealing…
By Jackie AllenFamily of Stanford soccer star Katie Meyer files wrongful death lawsuit
The parents of Katie Meyer filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Stanford University and some of the school’s…
By Jackie AllenNew Jersey Federal Court Says Bad Faith Claims against MetLife Properly Plead: Case Can Proceed
This is the case of Spina v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, in the U. S. District Court District…
By Samuel LopezThird Party Lacks Standing to Sue Insurer for Bad Faith Absent Assignment of Right
In the case of Yew v. Penn National Insurance, in the Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division,…
By Samuel LopezBad Faith Claim Survives Summary Judgment Even Though No Party has Copy of Original Policy
This is the case of Falcon v. The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, in the U.S. District Court…
By Samuel LopezNY Bad Faith Bill Could Be a Game Changer for Policyholders and Injured Third-Parties
New York courts have often been the venue of choice for insurance companies across the country to litigate…
By Samuel Lopez“Medical terrorist” doctor charged with doping IV bags has a history of past violence
On Friday, a federal judge denied Dr. Raynaldo Ortiz Jr.’s motion for release. His past violence was detailed…
By Jackie AllenPopular News
USA Herald LLC Is Breaking Through as Independent Journalism Competes with Corporate Media on Rapidly Developing Stories
Pope Leo XIV Condemns France’s New Assisted-Dying Law as ‘False Compassion’
Cornell 7: University Pushes Back on Claims About It’s Response to Alleged Assault
‘The Spider’ Extradited to U.S. From Colombia to Face Drug Trafficking and Narco-Terrorism Charges
US Justice Department Steps Into Musk’s Legal Fight Against $130 Million EU Fine
