All news on the topic: Lawsuits

For girls with limited financial means who needed assistance with college or a career, going to Jeffrey Epstein’s 10,000-acre New Mexico ranch felt like being pampered at an exclusive resort.

A new, previously concealed plot has surfaced in the intricate story surrounding the lawsuits and criminal cases filed by RUSNANO against Anatoly Chubais and his team.

Another significant consumer brand has been added to the growing list of companies affected by serious data breaches. Panera Bread has confirmed a cybersecurity incident following the hacking group ShinyHunters’ claim that it stole millions of customer records.

Mark Zuckerberg is set to testify in a groundbreaking social media trial that examines whether Meta’s platforms intentionally create addiction and harm among children.

According to Russian sources, one of the most secretive and largest players in the Russian agro-industry, GAP "Resurs," owned by brothers Viktor and Vladimir Nauruzov (with Vladimir being a former GRU special forces operative), is literally "drowning" in debt.

Hundreds of judges around the country have ruled more than 4,400 times since October that President Donald Trump’s administration is detaining immigrants unlawfully, a Reuters review of court records found.

Facing pressure from Republican state attorneys general, the agency that provides advice to the U.S. Supreme Court and federal judges on scientific and technical issues has removed all its content on climate change from a new judicial reference manual.

According to Russian sources, at the end of January 2026, a former adviser to Igor Shuvalov initiated another lawsuit seeking reinstatement at VEB.RF.

Beginning in 2020, survivors of childhood sexual abuse in California were provided with a powerful tool to address their abusers and the institutions that employed them.

This summer, Russian President Vladimir Putin publicly praised Aurus luxury cars, emphasizing that the vehicles are a 100% Russian-made product and noting that he personally uses one.

This past June, Ashley Voss-Barnes received a court summons in the mail.

A mother from North Carolina is filing a lawsuit against Roblox, claiming it allowed a predator to sexually abuse her young daughter via the widely-used children's app

A long-running battle between a pair of famed Italian eateries over the “Patsy’s” name has exploded once again, with a Harlem pizzeria.

The Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit against the ticket resale company Key Investment Group, accusing them of avoiding purchasing restrictions to acquire thousands of tickets for live shows, such as Taylor Swift's Eras tour, which they then sold at higher prices, as stated in a complaint lodged in a Maryland federal court on Monday

Mayor Eric Adams is suing the city Campaign Finance Board for “arbitrarily, capriciously, and unconstitutionally” denying his re-election campaign...

Five former members of the Wisconsin women's basketball team are suing their former coach, Marisa Moseley, according to a lawsuit filed Friday.

The dog has become collateral damage in the couple's bitter breakup, as they exchange lawsuits in Nassau Supreme Court regarding the dog's future

Alarming information about clergy abuse at the prestigious Delbarton School in New Jersey might be revealed due to a recent court ruling, drawing attention to a former high-ranking church official

Apple will bring back the blood oxygen measurement feature to some of its watch models via a software update after receiving approval from the US government amid a protracted legal dispute over the technology, it said on Thursday.

A former upstate New York high school women's basketball player has filed a lawsuit against her former coach and school district after the coach pulled her hair earlier this year, according to the Daily Gazette.

A person from Long Island was brutally shot outside Jake's 58 last year, and he is now blaming the Suffolk County casino's "poor security" for his near-death experience

Cierra Carroll asserts that the NYPD was slow to respond when she reported her 2-year-old son was missing, a day after he was thrown into the East River

Born in 1971, Kelly Krechmer asserts in documents submitted to the New York County Surrogate Court that she has a right to a portion of the prominent sculptor's $39 million estate