#lawsuit

#lawsuit

The ACLU of Louisiana alleges that officials have tailed cars, surveilled homes and even falsely arrested a community observer. The ACLU filed a lawsuit this month against Tennessee state and federal officials administering the anti-crime initiative. Additional declarations filed on Thursday by six community observers detail cowboy tactics they say have been used in recent months, from bumper-riding their cars in unmarked vehicles and pre-textual traffic stops to an arbitrary arrest.

The American Dollar has brought suit against AI music platform Suno, alleging that the AI company used their songs as training material for Suno's AI music-creation models. The music group is represented by Poseidon Wave Media, a music rights management company.

In December, the Trump administration quietly implemented its first national abortion ban—one of the strictest in the country—and informed veterans and their families that the Department of Veteran Affairs would no longer be providing to them abortions or abortion counseling, even in cases of rape, incest, or to protect the health of the mother.

Musk's lawyers used cross-examination to attack Altman's credibility, citing testimony from former OpenAI figures including Mira Murati, Ilya Sutskever and Helen Toner, along with older criticism from his career as a tech executive and investor. Musk's lawyers also highlighted OpenAI's dealings with companies in which Altman holds a financial stake, including Stripe, Cerebras and Helion.

Thirty former Ohio State football players, including some former NFL players, have agreed to join a federal lawsuit against the university over the sexual abuse of student athletes decades ago by a team doctor, a lawyer in the case said Thursday.

The lawsuit, which spans 17 pages, was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, and accuses the outlet of having 'unlawful employment practices on the basis of race and/or sex,' arguing that the NYT's DEI policies jeopardized his chances.

When Swissa decided to capitalize on the value he grew on Edelman's back, he cut Edelman out from the proceeds entirely.

The district is wasting both money and a chance to learn. Had there been an open session as required by the Brown Act, there would have been an opportunity to comment and voice concerns and objections before the separation agreements were approved.

World Liberty Financial filed a countersuit for defamation against Justin Sun, claiming he engaged in a 'scorched-earth pressure campaign' after they froze his tokens worth $240 million.