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InfoWars wrote in court documents that it has less than $50,000 in assets but up to $10 million in liabilities, most related to defamation cases brought by family members of mass shooting victims.
Jones was ordered to pay a cumulative $75,000 in fines after missing two consecutive depositions.
The lawsuit poses a challenge to a recent state law prohibiting transgender women from participating in women’s athletics events sponsored by public schools, colleges, and universities.
The female inmates claim that a corrections guard would regularly “orchestrate” sex shows from the jail’s control room.
Frontier Airlines has agreed to make and keep several changes intended to protect the employment and sick leave of pregnant or lactating flight attendants.
An attorney for former Tesla contractor Owen Diaz said the award was slashed from $137 million to $15 million because the court couldn’t legally allow the larger amount.
The lawsuit claims that Oxford school officials covered up their botched response to suspected shooter Ethan Crumbley’s behavioral outbursts and violent abnormalities.
The investor claims that Musk’s decision to wait until April to announce his acquisition of an almost-10% stake in Twitter violated federal securities law.
Juul will also be obliged to create a “secret shopper” program to check whether retailers are complying with age and product limit restrictions.
The C.F.P.B. claims that TransUnion used deceptive digital marketing practices, called “dark patterns,” to trick consumers into paying for hard-to-cancel subscription services.