Washington, D.C. Moves to Permit 16 and 17-Year-Olds to Vote
The Hill reports that lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are considering allowing 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in the forthcoming 2020 Presidential election.
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RoaringKitty — Redditer Behind the GameStop Frenzy Sued over Role in GME Frenzy
Keith Gill, or “RoaringKitty” — the guy behind the GameStop frenzy (NASDAQ: GME) is facing a lawsuit from the securities for his role in...
ICO SCAM: Convicted Felon Conceals Identity, Defrauds $30 Million from Investors
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a lawsuit against a convicted felon, Boaz Manor and his associate Edith Pardo as well as their...
AI in the Courtroom: Can AI Replace Judges?
In a groundbreaking move, Justice Colin Birss of the Court of Appeal of England and Wales turned heads in September by incorporating ChatGPT in...
Insurer’s Bad Faith: Washington School Co-Op Forced to Arbitrate Over Sexual Abuse Settlements
(USA Herald) - A Washington federal court has ruled that a cooperative of school districts in the state must arbitrate its claims against Bermuda-based...
California wins $344 million judgment against Johnson & Johnson for deceptive marketing of pelvic...
California defeated Johnson & Johnson in a legal battle involving the company’s pelvic mesh products for women. A Superior Court judge ordered the company...
Insurance in Focus: The Impact of Surveillance In the Insurance Sector and the Ring-FTC...
USA HERALD -- In a world increasingly under the lens, video surveillance has woven its way into the very fabric of our daily lives....
Feds charge 48 individuals involved in $800 million health care fraud
Federal authorities took down one of the largest health care fraud schemes targeting elderly patients in the United States.
According to the U.S. Department of...
An Cruel Text Message From Ohio Attorney Leads to Resignation From Firm
An attorney with the firm Zashin & Rich Co located in Cleveland, Ohio, has resigned over a text message he sent to a fellow...
McDonald’s Ruling: A New Weapon Against Insurance Companies’ Bad Faith Conduct
(USA Herald) - Delaware's Court of Chancery recently made a decision that is trailblazing and has the potential to change corporate law in the...
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Feds in Flux: Can AI Be Trusted at Trial? Panel Grapples...
By Samuel A. Lopez, Legal Analyst, USA Herald
April 25, 2024 - The American justice system is facing a new frontier: the growing role...
