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The New Jersey WARN Act (“NJ WARN Act”) generally imposes certain obligations on employers before conducting a mass layoff or plant closure. Back in January of 2020, New Jersey made...

A judge has ordered the Advertising and Promotion Commission to refund close to $500,000 to a food vendor.

A U.S. District Court judge has rejected claims made in a lawsuit filed by a local attorney following his arrest nearly three years ago.

Crypto News Today: With the beginning of the Grayscale Vs SEC lawsuit arguments, the crypto market is now banking on two high profile cases, the other one

The lawsuit contends the selection process for appointment of Lake Superior Court judges runs afoul of the Voting Rights Act, as well as the Indiana Constitution.

Case was over and trial was approaching, if you looked up reckless disregard for truth in a legal dictionary, that is the standard in a defamation case, there is literally a picture of what fox news was doing in its reporting on dominion and smartmatic following the election. this is literally by definition this is this notion of reckless disregard for truth. both that they knew it was false and that it was actually false. and as you say, the tipping point here for fox should have been when summ...

Although she previously found a jury should decide whether Colorado Springs police officers and the city itself are liable for tasing a man to death, a federal judge has declined to forge ahead with a trial while the defendants appeal her ruling.

Papa John Schnatter: Defendant is distracting "from the facts of the case at hand" LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 24, 2023 -- Today, John Schnatter, the founder and former Chairman and CEO of Papa John's International (PZZA), announced a Federal Court filing in response to Wasserman Media's Motion for Summary Judgment in his 2019 lawsuit against the media group, including the ad firm that leaked deceptively edited content from a private training call to falsely portray Schnatter as a rac...

A judge issued an order instructing the U.S. (SEC) to keep the documents about William Hinman, a former SEC official, sealed in the Ripple. 

Attorney Filan says the parties have 21 days from yesterday’s ruling to file public, redacted versions of Summary Judgment documents. James K. Filan, a former…