#legal-cases

#legal-cases

A man was criminally charged for cutting down his neighbors' trees to improve the views from his own property, representing one form of timber trespass.

Arencibia and Rivera owned part of a Texas wholesale distributor, Eclipse Meds, LLC. They bought pharmaceutical drugs and forged documents to hide the illegitimacy.

In Contour IP Holding, a patented video streaming technology was initially struck down in the district courts as ineligible, only to be revived by the Federal Circuit in a rare 101 reversal.

In Chalmers, plaintiffs argued the NCAA's restrictions on NIL violated antitrust laws, asserting former athletes were unjustly deprived of lucrative compensation.

The two men misappropriated $3.6 million in employee taxes meant for the IRS, instead using the funds for their personal luxuries, like hockey tickets and country club memberships.

The case of the United States versus the Press Publishing Company was docketed in the Supreme Court today, alleging libel involving critical figures during the Panama Canal purchase.

The Alaska Supreme Court ruled that Kenneth J. Jouppi must forfeit his $95,000 plane for attempting to fly alcohol into a dry community.

‘After an altercation, you’ll see a shot fired, and it’s the actions following that gunshot that will influence the final verdict. The context is crucial for understanding.’

Hill, a crestfallen mom of two from Connecticut, explained on the UK's ITV "This Morning" show. "The mind-boggling thing about it was as he sent me the screenshot, I had the notification from my phone on 23andMe that you have a new half-sibling."

Rillette, the wild boar adopted by Elodie Cappe, has become a beloved member of her horse farm, after a court ruled she could remain with her owner.

According to lawyer Dean Armstrong, over 400 alleged victims have already reached out to the legal team, leading to serious claims of abuse against Al Fayed's estate.