#legal

#legal

Redfin claims that Morano's motion for expedited discovery is unwarranted and reflects baseless litigation following a public merger, alleging no justification was provided for haste.

In a significant legal ruling, a Seattle court dismissed a defamation case from Christopher Hadnagy against DEF CON and its organizer, concluding the matter with prejudice.

The Svea Court of Appeal ruled that a subletter in Stockholm is to receive over 120,000 kronor due to excessive rent payments that exceeded legal limits.

The district court allowed the suit to proceed under New York laws, emphasizing that the state's protections also cover nonresidents applying for jobs in New York.

Xinis emphasized the Supreme Court's stance, firmly asserting that the Trump administration is obligated to facilitate Abrego Garcia's return to the U.S., dismissing DOJ's arguments as irrelevant.

A High Court judge has confirmed an injunction preventing the sale of lands owned by Liam Philpott, as he presented a letter from 2012 stating that his loan was repaid in full.

Montoya argues that Becker's conviction has already caused significant damage to his reputation and career, indicating that the punishment has been more than sufficient.

Judge Cohen stated that the movants are not parties to the Hooper case and lack standing to respond, ensuring they can voice concerns during the class action fairness hearing.

Mark Fitzgerald, who handed himself into authorities after his partner discovered explicit communications on his phone, pleaded guilty to exploiting over 100 teenage girls on Snapchat.

The jury acquitted Kimberly Susan Slater on felony charges for assaulting harbormaster Curtis Havel with bear spray, resulting in only misdemeanor convictions.

Oakland's Grand Lake Theater has been recognized as one of the 21 Coolest Movie Theaters in the World by Variety, celebrating its nostalgic charm and traditional operations.

A representative from the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office confirmed to The Post on Tuesday that they have decided not to move forward with the charge of assault likely to produce gross bodily injury - a felony - "due to insufficient evidence."

Despite arguments from MLS PIN's attorney Matt Goodin, Judge Saris felt that both commercial and mobile homes were too different from residential properties central to the lawsuit.

In dismissing the music copyright case regarding "All I Want for Christmas Is You," a judge ruled that similarities cited by the plaintiffs were not substantial when viewed in the context of the entire song.