Lawsuit
Coverage of Lawsuit in the Nexus archive.
- Lawsuit Challenges New Length-of-Stay Limit for International Students
A lawsuit has been filed challenging a new length-of-stay limit designed for international students. The rule, which was finalized last month, has garnered intense criticism from universities and international educators. Currently, a group of eight organizations is arguing that this established limit should be scrapped.
- Lawsuit says Montgomery Central High, ex-teacher failed to protect student from harassment
A lawsuit has been filed alleging that Montgomery Central High School and a former teacher failed to protect a student from sexual harassment.
- Truth Social’s sale of fast access to Trump posts draws legal concerns
The sale of fast access to Trump posts by Truth Social has drawn legal concerns. A recent lawsuit alleges that this product is unconstitutional, while other experts warn it could violate securities laws.
- GOP congressman's ex-wife sues, alleging sensitive image of 2-year-old daughter was posted online
Max Miller's ex-wife, Emily Moreno, filed a lawsuit alleging he uploaded a nude photo of their 2-year-old daughter online amid their custody battle. The lawsuit further alleges that Miller engaged in domestic abuse, claims denied by him. Meanwhile, Sen. Bernie Moreno called for Max Miller to resign from the House of Representatives.
- FlightAware drops Kalshi lawsuit over a market niche that data shows it never took off
FlightAware has dropped its lawsuit against Kalshi. The legal action related to a specific market niche, which data reportedly showed never achieved successful growth.
- Drainage improvements along I-12 set to begin next month, following lawsuit tied to 2016 flood
A lawsuit linked to the 2016 flood and concrete barriers along I-12 was settled for millions of dollars, with $6.4 million designated for DOTD to modify existing median barriers. These improvements will involve creating gaps in the barriers to allow water flow across the interstate and median. Construction is scheduled to begin in September and extend about 13 miles into Livingston Parish.
- Another lawsuit threatens to upend Colorado’s recycling expansion
Multiple parties are currently suing over a specific packaging fee. This lawsuit threatens to disrupt plans for expanding curbside-style recycling throughout Colorado.
- Linda McMahon Legal Battle Grinds On
Linda McMahon was sued in 2024 regarding allegations that she ignored sexual abuse while serving as a WWE executive. The article notes that this largely overlooked legal battle is currently grinding on and playing out slowly.
- Researcher Accused of Espionage Files Second Lawsuit Against University
A researcher accused of espionage has filed a second lawsuit against the University. The legal filing and accusation involve Emma Whitford Wed.
- Veteran, retired firefighter suffered brain injury after eating oysters at Illinois steakhouse: lawsuit
A lawsuit claims that Joe Belgio, a Cicero veteran and retired firefighter, suffered a brain injury after eating oysters. The alleged incident occurred at Gibsons Steakhouse in Oak Brook.
- Veteran, retired firefighter suffered brain injury after eating oysters at Illinois steakhouse: lawsuit
A lawsuit states that Cicero veteran and retired firefighter Joe Belgio suffered a brain injury after eating oysters at Gibsons Steakhouse in Oak Brook. The legal action pertains to the incident that occurred while he was dining at the Illinois steakhouse.
- Haverford Settles Antisemitism Lawsuit
Haverford has settled an antisemitism lawsuit. The announcement regarding this legal action was reported by Susan H. Greenberg.
- Judge tosses Alex Murdaugh's lawsuit against former Colleton County clerk Becky Hill in double murder trial
A federal judge dismissed Alex Murdaugh's civil lawsuit targeting Becky Hill, a former Colleton County clerk. The action followed details concerning how that clerk’s jury interference contributed to the overturning of Murdaugh's double murder conviction.
- Judge tosses Alex Murdaugh's lawsuit against former Colleton County clerk Becky Hill in double murder trial
A federal judge tossed Alex Murdaugh's civil lawsuit against Becky Hill, a former Colleton County clerk. The suit was related to her jury interference during the double murder trial proceedings. This interference was cited as contributing to the overturning of his double murder conviction.
- Crypto firm RedotPay says it will defend itself ‘vigorously’ against Binance lawsuit
Crypto firm RedotPay states it will defend itself against a lawsuit filed by Binance. The legal action involves RedotPay's response to allegations from the larger cryptocurrency exchange.
- Trump team pushes to block court order giving BBC access to financial records
Donald Trump’s legal team is attempting to block a court order requiring the president to provide financial records to the BBC. The BBC is seeking access to these records as part of Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the broadcaster, which he claims was harmed by a documentary on the January 6 attacks.
- Lawsuit over Missouri’s congressional map could throw a wrench into midterms
A lawsuit challenging Missouri’s congressional map could lead to a court-ordered referendum, potentially undermining the legitimacy of primary winners under the new map. The outcome may disrupt the midterm election process by questioning the status of candidates.
- Atlanta mom Cassandra Barksdale misdiagnosed with aggressive cancer, underwent full hysterectomy after lab mix-up: lawsuit
Atlanta mom Cassandra Barksdale was misdiagnosed with aggressive cancer due to a lab mix-up, leading to an unnecessary full hysterectomy. She was told she had years to live based on another patient's test results before the error was discovered.
- Cabarrus School District faces lawsuit over transgender student bathroom policy
Cabarrus County Schools is facing a lawsuit from families who claim the district's bathroom and locker room policy infringes on the rights of female students at Cox Mill High School. The legal action centers on the district's transgender student bathroom policy.
- Paramount CEO David Ellison confident about closing Warner Bros. deal despite lawsuit: ‘We’ll win at trial’
Paramount CEO David Ellison expressed confidence in finalizing the Warner Bros. deal despite ongoing legal challenges, while the company reported mixed second-quarter results with increased streaming and studio revenue counterbalancing television revenue declines.
- Pitchfork Co-Founder, Condé Nast Appear To Settle Lawsuit After Public Legal Battle
Pitchfork's parent company and co-founder Mike Reed appear to have settled a lawsuit after alleging he misappropriated over half a million dollars. Lawyers for the company filed the lawsuit last month, claiming financial misconduct.
- Trump’s former lawyer advances in attorney general bid after deal with Republican holdouts
US senators advanced Trump’s former personal lawyer, Todd Blanche, in his bid for attorney general after a deal with Republican holdouts. Blanche scrapped a controversial $1.8 billion fund from the administration’s settlement of a lawsuit brought by the president and has served as acting attorney general since his predecessor’s resignation in April.
- Trump accounts were closed in 2021 due to concerns over possible money laundering, Capital One says
Capital One closed President Donald Trump's bank accounts in 2021 due to financial activity flagged for potential money laundering. Trump's financial holding company sued Capital One, alleging illegal account closures for political reasons after the Jan. 6 Capitol attack. The bank denied political motives, stating the closures followed anti-money laundering policies.
- Trump accounts were closed in 2021 over money-laundering concerns, Capital One says
Capital One closed US President Donald Trump's bank accounts in 2021 due to flagged financial activity resembling money laundering, as disclosed in a court filing. The filing relates to a lawsuit by one of Trump's financial holding companies against Capital One, with Trump alleging the closures were politically motivated following the January 6 attacks.
- 25 states sue over Trump's new tariffs, calling them 'pretext' to replace his old ones
25 states, including Illinois, filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump's new tariffs, alleging they are a pretext to replace previous tariffs. The lawsuit challenges the justification for the new tariffs.
- NY luxe-car dealer demands Meta unmask terrible troll: ‘My morals are as s–ty as this haircut & im 40 and live w my mom’
A luxury-car dealer in Westchester County is being tormented by an anonymous online troll in a lawsuit, where the troll criticized his wife’s wedding jewelry as 'another s--t ring' paid for by 'mommy.' The dealer is demanding Meta to unmask the troll.
- Trump bank accounts were closed due to concerns over possible money laundering, Capital One says
Capital One closed President Donald Trump's bank accounts in 2021 due to financial activity flagged as potentially involving money laundering, according to a court filing. Trump's financial holding company sued Capital One, alleging the closures were politically motivated following the Jan. 6 Capitol attacks. The bank denies political intent, stating the closures followed anti-money laundering policies. A separate lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase seeks $5 billion, with both banks denying political reasons for ending their relationships with Trump and his businesses.
- Capital One says it closed Trump Organization accounts over money-laundering concerns
Capital One closed Trump Organization accounts over money-laundering concerns and is seeking to dismiss a lawsuit by arguing that an internal review, not the Jan. 6 riot, led to the account closures in 2021.
- We always thought Dad was our biological father... but a DNA test led to a horrific realization, claim sisters in lawsuit
Sisters believed their father was biological, but a DNA test revealed a horrific realization, leading to a lawsuit. The case centers on the discovery of a non-biological parent relationship.
- What's behind the $4B cut in federal funding for California's high-speed rail?
California's high-speed rail project faces a $4B federal funding cut after missing deadlines to purchase trains, leading to a funding dispute. The state dropped its lawsuit weeks after missing a new deadline.
- Office of Hawaiian Affairs begins search for new CEO amid lawsuit
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs is searching for a new CEO and administrator while facing a lawsuit from current CEO Stacy Ferreira. The lawsuit is a key factor in the leadership transition.
- Capital One says it closed Trump Organization’s accounts after anti-money-laundering review
Capital One Financial closed the Trump Organization’s bank accounts after an anti-money-laundering review, marking the first time a bank has formally linked money-laundering concerns to Donald Trump’s business. The bank is seeking to dismiss a lawsuit by denying claims of illegally debanking the Trump Organization.
- Capital One says it closed Trump Organization’s accounts after anti-money-laundering review
Capital One Financial closed the Trump Organization’s bank accounts after an anti-money-laundering review, marking the first time a bank has formally linked money-laundering concerns to Donald Trump’s family business. The bank is defending against a lawsuit by arguing the closure was not illegal debanking.
- Surrogate fights for baby’s life against abortion-pushing bio parents: lawsuit
A surrogate mother is suing biological parents who allegedly pressured her to abort their baby after he was diagnosed with a treatable heart condition. The lawsuit claims the biological parents pushed for termination despite the condition being treatable.
- Professional cellist is suing Starbucks for £2MILLION after a wooden fridge surround fell on her head in freak accident that 'ended her career'
A professional cellist is suing Starbucks for £2 million after a wooden fridge surround fell on her head in a freak accident that ended her career. The incident is described as a freak accident involving a household appliance.
- OHA Is Looking For A New CEO Amid Legal Battle
OHA is seeking a new CEO while the organization faces a lawsuit from its current chief executive. The legal battle is ongoing during the leadership transition.
- 'Lawyer of Miracles' accused of defrauding immigrants seeking legal status
A former immigration attorney, known as the 'Lawyer of Miracles,' is accused of defrauding immigrants seeking legal status. The lawsuit claims she misled them.
- Netflix accused of LOSING unreleased Nicolas Cage war film in shocking $105million lawsuit
Netflix is facing a $105 million lawsuit over an unreleased war film starring Nicolas Cage, with the plaintiff alleging the film was lost by the streaming service. The case centers on claims of mismanagement and failure to deliver the film.
- Former Bobby G’s employees and contractors point to pattern of missed payments and poor communication
Former Bobby G’s employees and contractors reported a pattern of missed payments and poor communication. The downtown Berkeley pizza place closed after its owners were sued in March.
- Widow sues after fatal Southern California hydrogen truck explosion
A lawsuit has been filed following a fatal hydrogen truck explosion in San Bernardino County, Southern California, which killed Moises Perez, a father of five. The victim's family claims the incident was preventable.