Legal Industry February 16, 2018
Marketing Architects, Inc Accused Creating Deceptive Weight Loss Advertising
Marketing Architects, Inc., was accused by the FTC of creating and using deceptive radio ads for weight loss products for…
USA Herald
Olive Garden Sued in Two Separate Lawsuits for Allegedly Saying Two Women Weren’t Pretty Enough to Work for the Company
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TA Sciences Accused of Making Unsubstantiated Claims Related to Anti-Aging Products
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Federal Class Action Filed Against David Wade Correctional Center in Homer, Louisiana
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Ameritech Illegally Charged Consumers Up-Front Fees for Help with Student Loan “Debt Relief”
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Legal Industry February 16, 2018
CWB Services, LLC Accused of Scamming Consumers With Fake Payday Loan Agreements
As if payday loans don’t get people into enough financial trouble (it’s referred to as predatory lending for a reason),…
Legal Industry February 16, 2018
John Monarch, CEO of Shipchain, Sued for Alleged Bitcoin Cryptocurrency Scheme
DMCA Update: It has come to the attention of the USA Herald that John Monarch has submitted multiple DMCA takedowns in…
Legal Industry February 14, 2018
Lyft Sued by Drivers in Federal Class Action Lawsuit (Again)
Lyft is defending itself in a class action lawsuit filed by its own drivers. The company is accused of underpaying…
Business
February 14, 2018
Remington Files for Bankruptcy Protection
Well known American gun maker Remington is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company plans to continue their business operations while they work through the…
By – Robin Bull
Business
February 8, 2018
Behind the SEC’s Moves On ICOs
One of the biggest challenges we face in our times is that technology and marketing move much faster than the legal system’s ability to enact…
By – Paul Denlinger
America
February 7, 2018
UPDATE: Court Approves Trump University Settlement of $25 Million
In a lawsuit against Trump University that was filed in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, the federal court has approved a…
By – Robin Bull
America
February 7, 2018
Madison County Sheriff’s Office Defending Federal Lawsuit Over a “Sexually Hostile” Work Environment
Madison County Sheriff’s Office was named as a defendant in a federal lawsuit. The plaintiff, Erica Cagle, is a former employee of the sheriff’s office.…
By – Robin Bull
America
February 6, 2018
Zacarias Moussaoui Files Federal Lawsuit Against President Donald Trump
Convicted terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui filed a handwritten federal lawsuit against President Donald Trump. Moussaoui was convicted for his involvement in the 9/11 World Trade Center…
By – Robin Bull
America
February 6, 2018
Indiana Carpet Cleaner Files Federal Lawsuit After Receiving Ticket for Flipping Off State Trooper
A self-employed carpet cleaner in Indiana recently filed a federal lawsuit against Indiana State Police with the help of the ACLU. Mark May, the plaintiff,…
By – Robin Bull
Legal Industry
March 23, 2023
The Hilarious Battle Over a Poop-Themed Dog Toy: Jack Daniel’s Trademark Dispute Reaches Supreme Court
(USA Herald) – In a fascinating and comical legal dispute, the U.S. Supreme Court recently deliberated the boundaries of trademark protection and free speech rights. The case centered around a…
By – Samuel LopezLatest news
Legal Industry
March 22, 2023
New Jersey Court Orders Evanston Insurance to Pay for Elevator Fall Injury
(USA Herald) – An appeals court in New Jersey has ruled that Evanston Insurance must cover claims by…
By Samuel Lopez
Legal Industry
March 22, 2023
Arrest made in case of missing 19-year-old Utah farmer Dylan Rounds
Dylan Rounds, a 19-year-old farmer from Idaho who was working his own farm in Utah, has been confirmed…
By Jackie Allen
Legal Industry
March 21, 2023
Monster Battle: Energy Giant Sues Monster Shawarma Restaurant Over Trademark Dispute
(USA Herald) – In a recent trademark clash, energy drink behemoth Monster Energy Company has filed a lawsuit…
By Samuel Lopez
Legal Industry
March 20, 2023
Loyola New Orleans Takes on Insurers, Seeking $10.5M for COVID Losses
(USA Herald) – Loyola University New Orleans is taking legal action against its insurers, certain underwriters at Lloyd’s…
By Samuel Lopez
Legal Industry
March 19, 2023
Georgia Church Fights Back: A Battle Against Insurer’s Unjust Denial of Fire Coverage
(USA Herald) – In an unfolding legal saga, a Georgia church stands its ground against an insurance company…
By Samuel Lopez
Legal Industry
March 17, 2023
Exposing Insurance Carriers’ Bad Faith Practices: How Florida Aims to Protect Policyholders
(USA Herald) – Florida has long been notorious for its thriving personal injury lawsuit market, with billboards, TV…
By Samuel Lopez
Legal Industry
March 16, 2023
Seattle High-Rise Battle Ends: Insurer Settles with Builder Amid Allegations of Bad Faith Conduct
(USA Herald) – After a grueling three-and-a-half-year legal battle, the dispute between Matcon USA LP and Tokio Marine’s…
By Samuel Lopez
Legal Industry
March 15, 2023
Justice Demanded: Woman Urges 9th Circuit to Uphold $5.7M Award in Bad Faith Lawsuit Against Farmers Insurance
(USA Herald) – Barbara Stein is fighting for her right to receive the full policy limits for injuries…
By Samuel Lopez
Legal Industry
March 14, 2023
Lloyd’s of London Underwriters Demand Arbitration in Baseball Loan Dispute
(USA Herald) – A legal battle is brewing between Boston-based RockFence Baseball LLC, and Lloyd’s of London underwriters…
By Samuel Lopez
Legal Industry
March 13, 2023
Texas Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Condo Owners in Hail Damage Case
(USA Herald) – The Texas Supreme Court has denied the petition for review filed by Landmark American Insurance…
By Samuel LopezPopular News
Legal Industry
January 19, 2023
Uncovering the Truth: The Price of an Insurer’s Bad Faith Actions
Legal Industry
January 20, 2025
AOC Ignites Social Media Storm on Eve of Inauguration: ‘I Don’t Celebrate Rapists’
Legal Industry
February 21, 2023
Investigative Journalist Samuel Lopez Reports on Recent Developments in Bad Faith Claims and Insurance Law
Legal Industry
November 9, 2024
$12 Million Awarded to Woman Fired for Refusing COVID Vaccine: Landmark Religious Discrimination Verdict Against Blue Cross
Legal Industry
April 25, 2024
Feds in Flux: Can AI Be Trusted at Trial? Panel Grapples with Regulating AI-Generated Evidence
Legal Industry
November 11, 2024