South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is facing a civil lawsuit over her participation in a Texas dental advertisement. The lawsuit, filed by consumer watchdog group Travelers United, alleges that Noem's endorsement video for Smile Texas is misleading and constitutes deceptive. . .
In a groundbreaking move, a prominent San Diego law firm has taken legal action against big tobacco, targeting the makers of the popular nicotine product "Zyn." The lawsuit, filed in federal court, represents a significant shift in focus from traditional tobacco products like cigarettes and vaping devices.
The San Diego-based firm has filed a class-action lawsuit against Philip Morris, the manufacturer of Zyn, alleging that the flavored nicotine pouches are deliberately marketed towards young people. The lawsuit contends that the marketing tactics employed by the company contribute to the product's appeal among youth, posing a significant threat. . .
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott finds himself embroiled in a legal battle as he faces allegations of sexual assault and extortion. Prescott has vehemently denied the accusations, labeling them as attempts to extort him for a staggering $100 million.
The quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys claims he's being extorted for 100-million dollars. Michael Castner reports.
The allegations stem from a woman who has accused Prescott of sexual assault nearly a decade ago. In response, Prescott has taken legal action against the accuser, filing a lawsuit against her for extortion. His legal team asserts that the star. . .
Nigel Lythgoe, the former producer of the iconic television show "American Idol," is now confronting a fourth sexual assault lawsuit. Filed in Los Angeles, the latest legal action accuses Lythgoe of sexually assaulting a woman at his home in 2018, adding to a series of allegations that have emerged in recent months. This lawsuit alleges disturbing actions, including groping, licking, and forcibly kissing the victim, marking another challenging chapter for the renowned producer.
The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles, outlines the events that transpired in 2018 when the alleged sexual assault took place at Nigel Lythgoe's residence. The victim. . .
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman is taking legal action against New York State Attorney General Letitia James, escalating the battle over his recent executive order banning biological males from participating in women's sports on Nassau county property. Blakeman's groundbreaking move has sparked a legal challenge, with James asserting that the order violates anti-discrimination laws, while Blakeman argues that it provides a fair framework for transgender athletes.
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman is suing New York State Attorney General Letitia James over her effort to block his transgender athlete ban. Scott Pringle reports.
Last month, Bruce. . .
A bizarre and distressing incident has led to a lawsuit against a luxury resort in Las Vegas, as a man from the Los Angeles area claims he was stung by a scorpion on the testicles while sleeping. The alleged incident occurred at the Venetian's Palazzo tower on December 26th, sparking legal action against the renowned establishment. This article delves into the details of the lawsuit, the reported scorpion sting, and the legal implications for the Las Vegas hotel.
The plaintiff, a man from the Los Angeles area, asserts that. . .
Brian Laundrie's Parents Detail Phone Calls In Court Documents
In a shocking revelation, Brian Laundrie's parents have detailed nervous phone calls with their son just days after the tragic murder of Gabby Petito. The disclosures are part of newly filed court documents in connection to a lawsuit brought by Petito's parents, alleging that Laundrie's parents were aware of the murder and assisted their son in evading justice.
The court documents shed light on the tense conversations between Brian Laundrie and his parents in August 2021, mere days after the disappearance of his fiancée. . .
In a new legal development, former President Donald Trump faces a challenge to his ballot eligibility in the New York GOP presidential primary. State Senator Brad Hoylman-Sigal, a Manhattan Democrat, has filed a petition with the State Supreme Court seeking to keep Trump off the ballot, citing concerns related to the Capitol attack and attempts to hinder the peaceful transition of power.
Former President Donald Trump is facing another ballot eligibility challenge, this time in New York. Sara Lee Kessler reports.
The legal battle over Trump's ballot eligibility has escalated in New York, where State Senator. . .
A Mississippi woman, Payton Davis, is contemplating legal action after a disturbing discovery inside a Snickers candy bar. Davis alleges that she found a rodent's tooth embedded in the sweet treat, purchased from a Family Dollar Store in November. This unsettling incident has prompted Davis to seek legal recourse, with potential implications for both the candy manufacturer and the retailer.
The unsettling episode unfolded when Davis bit into the Snickers bar, only to encounter an unexpected and hard object. Immediately aware that something was amiss, Davis spat out the foreign item and examined it, revealing what she believed to. . .
In a shocking development, WWE chairman Vince McMahon is now the subject of a new lawsuit that accuses him of sex trafficking. The lawsuit, filed by a former WWE employee, alleges that McMahon not only sexually assaulted her but also trafficked. . .