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Avenatti Victims Bash His Fox News and MSNBC Enablers - Vimarsana News

Avenatti Victims Bash His Fox News and MSNBC Enablers

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyWhile Donald Trump stands trial over his hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels, Fox News and other outlets are giving her disgraced former lawyer Michael Avenatti—incarcerated for stealing millions from his own clients—loads of free airtime.But victims of the fallen Newport Beach litigator aren’t happy he’s back in the spotlight.“He’s a crook, he’s a criminal, and he doesn’t deserve it,” said Greg Barela, a former client who tes

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Fountain Valley passes ordinance to regulate sober living homes - Vimarsana News

Fountain Valley passes ordinance to regulate sober living homes

The Fountain Valley City Council adopted an ordinance that seeks to regulate sober living homes after residents complained of public nuisance and safety issues.

Apple to Halt Apple Watch Sales Following Patent Dispute Defeat - Vimarsana News

Apple to Halt Apple Watch Sales Following Patent Dispute Defeat

Apple will halt the sales of Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 after being found guilty of patent infringement.

Judge Rules Hyundai, Kia Lawsuit Can Move Forward | Insurify - Vimarsana News

Judge Rules Hyundai, Kia Lawsuit Can Move Forward | Insurify

A judge has ruled that insurers' lawsuits tied to Hyundai, Kia thefts can move forward.

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$1B Lawsuit Against Hyundai And Kia Isn't Going Away - Vimarsana News

$1B Lawsuit Against Hyundai And Kia Isn't Going Away

A judge has ruled that a lawsuit against Hyundai and Kia can move forward after finding they should have foreseen thefts of vehicles without immobilizers.

Source: motor1.com