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Judicial Critique: Another Judge Takes Aim at Habba’s Legal Tactics

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A New Jersey judge has once again criticized attorney Alina Habba for her courtroom conduct, marking another chapter in the ongoing legal challenges involving former President Donald Trump. The latest rebuke occurred during a hearing tied to Trump’s civil fraud case, where Habba represents the former president. Judge Arthur Engoron expressed frustration with Habba’s lack of thorough preparation and her tendency to push aggressive arguments that some have deemed tangential to the case at hand. This incident is part of a series of judicial admonishments directed at Habba, highlighting concerns over her approach in various … Read more

“Legal Battles Heat Up: A Look at Recent High-Stakes Property Disputes Across Colorado Courts”

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Denver, Colorado — A series of lawsuits have recently been filed in multiple district courts across Colorado, many of which revolve around allegations of unpaid debts and insufficient insurance compensation following damage to properties. These cases highlight ongoing disputes in real estate, construction, and insurance sectors, illuminating critical legal and financial issues faced by residents and businesses in the state. In Adams District Court, a mechanic’s lien foreclosure case involves Westwood Professional Services Inc., which claims over $1.09 million is owed for work completed on three projects in Aurora. Filed on May 6, 2025, the … Read more

Global Creativity Takes Center Stage: New York Jury to Unveil Gerety 2025 Shortlist and Honor Top U.S. Agencies

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New York, N.Y. – The prestigious Gerety Awards will soon unveil its global shortlist for 2025 during a jury session in New York, where judges will also select the U.S. agency and production company of the year. This year, the awards are set to engage over 250 judges from 50 countries, highlighting a diverse array of talents and perspectives in the creative industry. The Gerety Awards will hold jury sessions in 15 locations worldwide, including cities like Toronto, London, Paris, and Tokyo, among others. The international reach attests to the award’s commitment to recognizing excellence … Read more

Union Pushes Charlotte to Boost Pay for Airport Workers Amid Legal Hurdles

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Charlotte, North Carolina — Labor leaders are advocating for increased pay for airport workers, urging the city to take action despite complexities introduced by state laws. The push for better wages comes amid growing concerns about the livelihood of workers at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport, which serves as a major hub for American Airlines. Union representatives argue that many employees are struggling to make ends meet, especially in light of rising living costs. They seek the city’s support to negotiate higher wages, emphasizing the essential roles these workers play in airport operations. The union’s … Read more