Calvin Harris has initiated legal action against Thomas St. John following the bankruptcy filing of St. John’s US company, which reported debts exceeding $11 million, according to Music Business Worldwide.
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Chicago and Illinois have filed a lawsuit to halt Trump’s plan to deploy the National Guard, following a federal ruling in Portland that limited such actions. The move challenges federal authority over state troops amid ongoing protests.
A landmark trial accusing major social media companies of purposely addicting children to their platforms has begun, spotlighting concerns over youth mental health and online safety. (NBC News)
A 2012 New York Times report reveals a contentious sexual harassment settlement involving a school district. The agreement has sparked debate over transparency and accountability in handling such cases.
A Beverly Hills firm that hires paid protesters faces a lawsuit accusing it of extortion. The case sheds light on the controversial practice of orchestrated demonstrations for profit.
The Trump-era DOJ seeks to intervene in a lawsuit accusing Los Angeles schools of discriminating against a “new minority: white students,” sparking debate over race and education policies in the district.
The Trump administration seeks to join a lawsuit accusing LAUSD of discriminating against white students. The move highlights ongoing debates over race and equality in California’s largest school district.
The Trump administration has joined a lawsuit claiming a Los Angeles school policy discriminates against white students. The legal action challenges the district’s approach to diversity education, alleging racial bias.
A lawsuit filed against Los Angeles school officials claims that policies unfairly discriminate against White students, sparking debate over equity measures in the district. The case highlights ongoing tensions in education reform efforts.
A lawsuit claims that Los Angeles’ desegregation policy unfairly disadvantages white students, arguing it limits their educational opportunities. The case challenges the district’s approach to achieving racial balance.
A US court has ruled that former President Trump can retain control over the California National Guard amid an ongoing lawsuit. The decision allows him to maintain authority while legal proceedings continue.
The former CEO of the firm behind “Love Island” has filed a $100 million lawsuit against an ad agency, alleging breach of contract and damages, according to a Los Angeles Times report. The legal battle highlights mounting industry tensions.
A California mother has filed a lawsuit against the Los Angeles school district, claiming her son suffered brain damage after a bullying attack at school. The case raises concerns about student safety and district accountability.
Hamby and the Aces have agreed to dismiss a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit, resolving the dispute without further legal action. The settlement marks a significant development in workplace rights within professional sports.
People held in a California ICE facility described as “decrepit” have filed a lawsuit, alleging “inhumane” conditions including lack of sanitation and medical care, sparking renewed calls for reform and oversight.
Chris Brown’s Breezy Bowl tour has launched its U.S. leg amid legal challenges, as a lawsuit alleges trademark infringement. The case, reported by the Los Angeles Times, may impact the tour’s progress and branding.
California has filed a lawsuit against former President Trump, accusing him of unlawfully deploying the National Guard during his tenure. The state alleges violations of federal and state laws in the controversial military actions.
Los Angeles has filed a lawsuit against Stake.us and its suppliers, accusing them of operating an illegal gambling business. Authorities allege violations of state gaming laws. The case is ongoing.
Downtown LA was declared an unlawful assembly amid escalating protests. California Governor Newsom announced plans to sue over the federal deployment of the National Guard, citing state sovereignty concerns.
A judge has dismissed the Justice Department’s lawsuit challenging Chicago and Illinois’ sanctuary laws, ruling the federal government lacks standing. The decision marks a setback for efforts to curb local immigration protections.