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An official from Texas A&M University questioned whether the professor had legal standing to file the lawsuit, since the plaintiff had–allegedly–never even applied for a position with the system.
The preliminary settlement could end a years-long lawsuit between Los Angeles County, the City of Los Angeles, and regional homeless advocacy organizations.
The lawsuit alleges that the so-called Kingston Group forced underage women to marry their relatives and perform labor for the organization’s businesses.
In his lawsuit, Martin claims that his nephew tried messaging him multiple times per day on social media, threatening to ruin his reputation unless he provided him with “compensation.”
The 71-year-old plaintiff said that employees from a Fifth Third Bank in Livonia tried to take her $12,000 slot machine jackpot, claiming the check was “fraudulent.”
Coinbase has said that it will pay plaintiffs’ legal fees in a lawsuit that asserts the Department of Treasury overstepped its authority by sanctioning Tornado Cash, a mixing service that the government has accused of facilitating North Korean money laundering.
One of the plaintiffs is had tried to obtain “puberty blockers” for their 7-year-old son.
The lawsuit claims that Oklahoma’s recently-passed law restricting transgender students from using bathrooms that do no match their biological sex is a discriminatory violation of Title IX protections.
The lawsuit claims that a Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation misappropriated at least $10 million in donations, using the money for his own personal purposes.
The lawsuit claims that sidewalk-obstructing homeless encampments violate disabled Portlanders’ rights.