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The A.C.L.U. of North Carolina is representing the inmate, who is asking a court to order the North Carolina Department of Public Safety to allow her access to hormones and so-called “gender-affirming surgery.”
The lawsuit alleges that Coinbase “arbitrarily” locked customers out of their investment accounts.
The lawsuit alleges that Arizona’s controversial law violates residents’ rights.
The lawsuit accused the cosmetics company of violating California consumer data protection laws by harvesting customer information without providing an option to opt out.
The Trump-appointed judge asked the former president to explain how and why the court should have jurisdiction to appoint a “special master” to review documents seized during an F.B.I. search of his Mar-a-Lago residence.
The $31 million award could settle Vanessa Bryant’s claim that Los Angeles County first responders inappropriately took and circulated pictures from the 2020 helicopter crash that killed basketball legend Kobe Bryant and eight others.
A California-based attorney has sent notice of the class action to the Uvalde Consolidated School District, and is planning to file additional claims against local and state-level law enforcement agencies.
Former President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against the federal government, demanding that the Department of Justice return documents he claims were “illegally” seized during an F.B.I. search of his Mar-a-Lago property, an incident Trump has referred to as an unconstitutional “break-in.” “We have just filed a motion in the U.S. District Court for
A local law enforcement official testified that the Wal-Mart employee who reported the shopper had a long history making false claims to police.
D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine said that Instacart misled consumers into believing that service charges were being paid directly to delivery drivers.