VidAngel to Pay $62.4M in Damages Over Video Streaming Lawsuit
VidAngel was recently ordered to pay $62.4 million in damages to Disney and other Hollywood studios for streaming movies without permission.
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Sacramento Pays $5.2 Million After a Man Suffers Brain Damage
Police beat meth user into a coma and now Sacramento will pay $5.2 million.
Insys Therapeutics, Maker of Subsys, Files Chapter 11
Phoenix-based opioid manufacturer Insys Therapeutics has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection just five days after agreeing to pay $225 million to settle the litigation against it concerning the powerful fentanyl spray, Subsys. Insys asked the court to “allow it to sell its assets to pay more than $250 million in debts,” according to
Boeing Hit with Lawsuit Alleging Racial Discrimination and Retaliation
A Boeing employee recently filed a lawsuit alleging the company retaliated against him when he reported incidents of racial discrimination.
Inmate Says Judge Was Anti-Semite and He Deserves New Trial
A Dallas judge recently took heat for admitting he set up a trust to reward his kids financially if they marry a white, heterosexual, Christian person, and now a Jewish inmate says he deserves a new trial because the judge is an anti-Semite.
Georgia Plans to Enact Law That Could Make Miscarriages Illegal
Georgia’s HB 481 law will not only make abortion illegal, but coudl means mothers face prosecution for miscarriages and stillbirths.
Michigan Court Says Wiccan Inmate at Macomb Correctional Can Continue Lawsuit Against the State
A federal appeals court opted to reinstate the suit, citing Supreme Court precedent concerning Muslim prisoners, beards and religious liberty.
ACLU in New England Sues Trump Administration for Refusing Immigrant Detainees Bond
The ACLU claims that the government holds immigrants to an unconstitutional standard when determining their eligibility for bond.
Judge Dismisses House Democrats’ Suit Against Border Wall as Progressives Prepare Appeal
Democrats themselves asked for the dismissal after the presiding judge found Congress lacks standing to challenge the president’s emergency order.
The Federal Communications Commission is Saying ‘No’ to Robocalls
The FCC is cracking down on robocalling, making auto-dials illegal. Carriers offer software updates to address this decision.