Deputy MacSharry alleged SIPO unlawfully disclosed his private information.
Greenpeace initiates summary proceedings against the Dutch government to reduce nitrogen emissions quickly. A Greenpeace complaint about the Dutch nitrogen policy has been pending for months. However, if the government only takes action after the ruling in this case, the environmental organization believes it will be "too late." "These are lawsuits that we don't want to start," said Greenpeace director Andy Palmen about the summary proceedings. "But we see no other option because the government...
Follow the money: The 2024 general election financing season is in full swing. President Biden and former President Trump, who have clinched enough delegates to win their parties’ nominations for N
NBC News reportedly plans to drop ex-RNC chair Ronna McDaniel, who is now apparently seeking legal representation.
Germany defender Antonio Rüdiger and the German Football Association (DFB) are taking legal action against a disgraced former tabloid editor for suggesting the player's Ramadan greeting was a show of support for terrorist group Islamic State.
The U.S. Department of Justice, alongside several environmental groups, has initiated legal proceedings against Campbell Soup Company.
The F1 Academy boss and her husband, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff, were the subject of an investigation in December.
Jammable, a London-based AI startup that generates cloned voices of popular celebrities and characters, is facing legal action from the British music industry over alleged copyright infringements. The British Phonographic Industry (BPI), a trade body for UK music, has accused Jammable, formerly Voicify AI, of infringing on the copyright of artists to create its voice […]
A Marion County judge has scheduled a status conference in a proposed class-action lawsuit filed against Columbus Regional Health over alleged data privacy violations, while the hospital system challenges the lawsuit in state court and a federal appeals court considers whether the case should be litigated in federal court. Continue reading at The Republic News.
LSU coach Kim Mulkey lashed out at and threatened legal action against The Washington Post on Saturday, saying the paper has spent two years pursuing a “hit piece” about her and that it gave her a deadline to answer questions this past week while the defending national champion Tigers were preparing for the women's NCAA Tournament.
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — LSU coach Kim Mulkey lashed out at and threatened
Mulkey says the newspaper has spent two years pursuing a “hit piece” about her.