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Sean Combs’ Attorneys Drop Him, Citing Six Months of Unpaid Fees

Sean Combs’ Attorneys Drop Him, Citing Six Months of Unpaid Fees

I won't let anyone take advantage of me by overcharging me and running up bills that were never approved," Combs said

Aubrey O'Day alleges major music star offered her $150K for sex

Aubrey O'Day alleges major music star offered her $150K for sex

Aubrey O’Day alleged that two unnamed music stars offered her $50,000 and $150,000 for sex while promising career opportunities.

Celebrity Lawyer Mark Geragos Expands Firm's Presence in New York Amid Rise in High-Profile Cases

Celebrity Lawyer Mark Geragos Expands Firm's Presence in New York Amid Rise in High-Profile Cases

ICE's threat to critic 'likely violates' First Amendment, judge says

ICE's threat to critic 'likely violates' First Amendment, judge says

Months after a man compared the then-acting ICE director to a Nazi, a judge said he has the right to such speech, "however degrading" it may be.

Adam Wilson Rejoins Bailey Glasser Law Firm After Federal Clerkship

Adam Wilson Rejoins Bailey Glasser Law Firm After Federal Clerkship

Adam Wilson Rejoins Bailey Glasser Law Firm After Federal Clerkship

Gunnar Stansson Recalls Origins of Viral 'Unforgivable' YouTube Series Two Decades Later

Gunnar Stansson Recalls Origins of Viral 'Unforgivable' YouTube Series Two Decades Later

Gunnar Stansson Recalls Origins of Viral 'Unforgivable' YouTube Series Two Decades Later

Orrick Details Washington D.C.'s New Medical Debt Law, Imposing Collection Restrictions

Orrick Details Washington D.C.'s New Medical Debt Law, Imposing Collection Restrictions

Orrick has provided details regarding Washington D.C.'s new medical debt law, which introduces significant restrictions on certain collection activities and establishes new guardrails for entities involved in collecting medical debt. The law aims to protect consumers from aggressive or unfair practices related to medical debt. While specific details of the restrictions were not fully elaborated in the source, the emphasis is on creating a more regulated environment for medical debt collection within the district. This development is part of a broader trend where jurisdictions are implementing stricter oversight on debt collection practices, particularly concerning healthcare-related debts. The information from Orrick highlights the importance for all stakeholders in the accounts receivable management (ARM) industry, even those not directly operating in D.C., to be aware of such legislative changes as they can set precedents or influence regulations in other areas.

US judge eyes January trial date for Libyan man charged in 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103

US judge eyes January trial date for Libyan man charged in 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103

A trial for a former Libyan intelligence official charged in the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Scotland is on track to start in January after a delay caused by the discovery of new evidence

Lawsuit Filed Against Georgia Officer for Killing Miniature Donkey During Search

Lawsuit Filed Against Georgia Officer for Killing Miniature Donkey During Search

Hannah Israel has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Cedartown police Officer Trenton Garner. The lawsuit alleges that Officer Garner entered Israel's pasture without permission and unreasonably shot and killed her miniature donkey, named HeeHaw. This incident reportedly occurred during a search for a missing girl. The lawsuit contends that the officer's actions violated Israel's civil rights by unlawfully entering her property and using excessive force against her animal. The specific circumstances leading to the shooting of the donkey during the search operation are expected to be central to the legal proceedings.

9th Circuit Court Reinstates $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Kia and Hyundai Over Vehicle Thefts

9th Circuit Court Reinstates $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Kia and Hyundai Over Vehicle Thefts

9th Circuit Court Reinstates $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Kia and Hyundai Over Vehicle Thefts

Maria Shriver slams 'narcissistic' Trump over Kennedy Center dispute

Maria Shriver slams 'narcissistic' Trump over Kennedy Center dispute

Maria Shriver slammed President Trump as "narcissistic" after the Kennedy Center board voted to close the institution's main building.

U.S. Appeals Court Revives Dr. Scott Jensen's Free Speech Lawsuit Against Minnesota Medical Board

U.S. Appeals Court Revives Dr. Scott Jensen's Free Speech Lawsuit Against Minnesota Medical Board

A U.S. Court of Appeals has revived a lawsuit filed by Dr. Scott Jensen against the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice. Jensen, a Republican candidate for state auditor, alleges that the board targeted him with investigations over his views on COVID-19, leading him to self-censor his campaign messaging. The lawsuit, which had been previously dismissed by federal judges, centers on First Amendment grounds, arguing that the board's actions infringed upon his right to free speech. Court of Appeals judge David Stras stated that the years of investigations caused Jensen to speak less and spend more, which is sufficient reason for a court to hear his case. Jensen had filed the lawsuit in 2023 after an unsuccessful gubernatorial campaign, claiming the board received numerous complaints about him spreading misinformation regarding the coronavirus.