#legal-action

#legal-action

California is suing a nonprofit for mismanagement and neglect of a low-income senior housing development, resulting in unsafe living conditions.

The lawsuit challenges newly adopted energy-efficiency standards, claiming they are unconstitutional and detrimental to affordable housing.

Ryanair is suing a disruptive passenger to cover costs from a diverted flight, emphasizing the need to combat unruly behavior.

Ryanair is seeking damages from a disruptive passenger to hold them accountable for inconvenience caused to other travelers.

Ryanair is suing a passenger for €15,000 due to disruptive behavior that caused a flight diversion, affecting 160 passengers' travel plans.

The U.S. Justice Department is suing major landlords for allegedly coordinating to keep rents high and sharing sensitive tenant data.

The U.S. Justice Department is suing major landlords for allegedly colluding to keep rents high, worsening the housing crisis for millions of renters.

Microsoft's email outage severely hinders LifeMoves operations, affecting support services for the homeless.

LifeMoves has filed a lawsuit against Microsoft to regain access to its email accounts.

Microsoft faces £1bn lawsuit from UK businesses alleging overcharging for Windows Server software in competitor cloud environments.

Microsoft's court order aims to disrupt phishing kits linked to Egypt-based seller MRxC0DER, targeting multifactor authentication vulnerabilities.

Master Wealth Control Pty Ltd violated privacy laws by sharing personal information of individuals in distress with its wealth-building program participants.

The U.S. Justice Department is pursuing legal action against Dave for deceptive advertising practices related to personal finance.

Dave has announced a new fee structure amidst allegations of misleading users regarding cash advances.

Three insurance companies must pay $165 million for misleading consumers and violating regulations under the Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act.

Rogers Communications faces legal action for misleading advertising of its 'unlimited' data plans, which reportedly incur significant speed throttling after reaching data caps.

McDonald's faces legal action from employees for bullying and harassment, highlighting an ongoing issue despite previous promises to improve workplace conditions.

Over 700 McDonald's workers in the UK are pursuing legal action for discrimination and harassment, implicating over 450 restaurants.

Local group Save Wimbledon Park launches legal action against AELTC's expansion plans, claiming violation of past covenants and preservation of community land.

Local campaigners are challenging the expansion plans for Wimbledon Tennis Championships to protect the area's biodiversity and heritage.

Wimbledon's owners are taking legal action to confirm the legality of their plans to expand onto the golf course amid controversy.

Matt Gaetz seeks to prevent the release of a House Ethics report on serious misconduct allegations against him.

A Beverly Hills OB-GYN has been accused of sexually violating over 100 women, prompting multiple lawsuits against him and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

A teacher is suing her district for suspending her over LGBTQ+ books, asserting her rights to hold and display them in class.

Stege Elementary School is being rebuilt after years of complaints about unsafe conditions and environmental hazards led to its closure.

Santa Clara Valley Healthcare is under investigation for improperly handling medical and hazardous waste, posing serious privacy and health risks.

Westend Dental faced a $350,000 settlement for failing to report a ransomware attack and protect patient information in compliance with HIPAA.

Three former hospital employees have been charged with breaching patient privacy, marking an unusual legal response under Ontario's PHIPA framework.

Transgender inmate Christopher Scott Williams allegedly assaulted female cellmate Mozzy Clark after being transferred to a women's prison.

Women, regardless of their strength and resources, can face backlash for advocating for safe work environments.

The blog post alleging sexual assault marked the beginning of a sustained effort by the Alexander twins to suppress damaging allegations and protect their reputation.

A passenger reported being raped twice by crew members on a cruise ship, prompting an investigation by Miami-Dade police.

Legal actions are rising to hold governments and industries accountable for climate change failures.

Recent court rulings indicate a possible shift in climate change litigation.

The IPT blocked legal action against MI5 regarding the Manchester Arena Attack due to timing issues, causing outrage among affected families.

The Hind Rajab Foundation is actively pursuing legal cases against Israeli soldiers for alleged war crimes in Gaza.

Families expressed disappointment after judges ruled against continuing legal action against MI5 regarding the Manchester Arena bombing.

A significant cyber attack on Cabot Financial resulted in the theft of 394,000 data files, prompting legal action for data recovery.

Edmund Honohan, former High Court master, is suing for damages to declare he still occupies his position after age 70.

Deborah Ní Laimhin seeks damages against Conor McGregor and James Lawrence, but the case has seen no progress in nearly four years.

A Bronx woman was indicted for allegedly stealing over $350,000 from a 100-year-old man, using his trust to commit grand larceny.

1MDB is suing Amicorp for over $1 billion, alleging it facilitated the laundering of $7 billion in misappropriated funds.

Ruxanda Guja was ordered to repay money after illegally securing COVID Bounce Back Loans by falsifying her company's turnover.

Apple faces a lawsuit regarding employee monitoring on personal devices, raising concerns about privacy and workplace surveillance.

The Democratic Republic of Congo accuses Apple of using minerals from illegal mining linked to armed groups and humanitarian crises.

Apple faces lawsuits from survivors of sexual abuse due to its failure to effectively address child sexual abuse material on its platforms.

Nebraska has sued Change Healthcare over a data breach affecting 100 million Americans due to alleged security failings.

The breach highlights significant vulnerabilities in healthcare technology security measures.

Nebraska sues Change Healthcare over a massive data breach affecting 575,000 residents, citing negligence and inadequate security measures.

A former student at Oholei Torah yeshiva alleges he suffered ongoing sexual abuse, claiming the school neglected its duty to protect students.

DA John Wentworth now seeks Oregon DOJ's help in the Farley case amid public outcry over his office's previous handling of sexual abuse allegations.

Ling'er's lawsuit is a landmark case that highlights the struggle for L.G.B.T.Q. rights in China, marking a rare victory against conversion therapy.

Oregon teacher awarded $90,000 for hostile work environment due to her defense of LGBTQ+ students against discriminatory school policies.

Tower Hamlets Council has secured a legal order to remove dangerous cladding from a high-rise, marking a significant step in building safety enforcement.

Tower Hamlets Council is pioneering legal action to remove dangerous Grenfell-style cladding, marking a significant move in building safety enforcement.

Drake alleges UMG and Spotify colluded to inflate Kendrick Lamar's song popularity, impacting his own brand amid an ongoing feud.

Drake is reportedly troubled by Kendrick Lamar's rise, prompting legal action against UMG and Spotify over alleged streaming manipulation.

Drake is pursuing legal action against Kendrick Lamar, Universal Music Group, and Spotify, signaling the severity of their rap feud.

Drake has taken legal steps against Universal Music Group for defamation due to Kendrick Lamar's track 'Not Like Us', claiming it damagingly misrepresents him.

Drake's company claims UMG and Spotify manipulated the success of Kendrick Lamar's diss track 'Not Like Us' using unethical practices.

Phillips 66 has been indicted for violating the Clean Water Act by improperly disposing of wastewater.

A court injunction has been granted to prevent illegal waste dumping in St Paul's Cray Hill Country Park.