Florida Representative Matt Gaetz is facing a subpoena for a deposition in a civil lawsuit concerning allegations of sexual misconduct involving a 17-year-old girl. The subpoena, as reported by ABC News, was issued by attorneys representing the woman, who. . .
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. . .
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. . .
The proposed merger between retail giants Kroger and Albertsons faces a significant obstacle as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) takes legal action to block the deal. The FTC's move has cast uncertainty over what would have been the largest supermarket merger in U.S. history, prompting concerns about potential consequences for consumers and competition within the grocery industry.
The merger deal between two grocery store giants is in jeopardy. Rick Ucchino
The merger, announced in 2022, sought to bring together Kroger, the fifth-largest retailer in the country, and Albertsons, currently ranking tenth. The deal aimed to. . .
In a surprising turn of events, Taylor Swift's legal team has issued a cease-and-desist letter to a Florida college student, Jack Sweeney, who operates a social media account dedicated to tracking celebrities' private jets. The letter comes as Sweeney faces potential legal action for his online activities, which include monitoring the movements of Swift's private flights.
Sweeney, known for his efforts in tracking high-profile individuals' private jet travels, revealed to CNN that he recently received a cease-and-desist letter from Taylor Swift's legal representatives. The letter raises concerns about the privacy implications of. . .
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 heartbreaking turn of events, the family of an 85-year-old Florida woman, Gloria Serge, who lost her life in a fatal encounter with a 10-foot alligator, has taken legal action against their Homeowners Association (HOA). The wrongful. . .
Brussels is bracing for a potential shift in the mobile payments landscape as Apple takes a step towards appeasing European antitrust regulators. The tech giant, facing accusations of stifling competition with its closed ecosystem, has offered to open up its near-field communication (NFC) technology to rival mobile wallet developers. This move marks a significant concession in the ongoing saga surrounding Apple Pay's dominance within the iPhone user base.
In 2022, the European Commission levied charges against Apple, alleging that its practice of restricting access to the NFC chip on iPhones – the essential hardware component for making contactless payments. . .
The Aaron Rodgers-Jimmy Kimmel saga took a turn towards reconciliation on Tuesday, as the NFL quarterback clarified his previous statements about the late-night host and potential connections to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The controversy, brewing since last week, had threatened to explode into a legal battle, but Rodgers' clarification seems to have averted that outcome.
Last week, on ESPN's "The Pat McAfee Show," Rodgers made a cryptic remark about the release of a list of people allegedly connected to Epstein. He stated, "There's a lot of people, including Jimmy Kimmel, who are really hoping that doesn. . .