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Court Examines Trump’s Statements on E. Jean Carroll: A Tale of Denials and Legal Precedents

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New York, N.Y. — Legal tensions surrounding remarks made by former President Donald Trump about E. Jean Carroll have intensified as a court examines statements made over the past several years. Central to the case is whether these statements, made in 2019 and again in 2022, contain false claims regarding the allegations of sexual assault brought against him. In both instances, Trump suggested that Carroll fabricated her accusations for personal gain. The essence of both sets of statements challenges the truth of Carroll’s allegations, fundamentally questioning whether Trump assaulted her in 1996. The legal ramifications … Read more

Shine a Spotlight on Excellence: Nominate a Colleague for Prestigious IndyBar Awards by September 19!

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Indianapolis, Indiana — The Indianapolis Bar Association invites its members to take a moment to acknowledge the hard work and dedication of their peers by submitting nominations for various awards. These recognitions will culminate at the Association’s annual Recognition Breakfast, scheduled for November 19, where honorees, including the 2025 Class of 50-Year members, will be highlighted among other distinguished awards from the organization’s Sections and Divisions. Members can easily nominate colleagues online at www.indybar.org/awards, a process expected to take no more than five minutes. The deadline for submissions is September 19, 2025, at 11:59 p.m., … Read more

Judge Issues Emergency Stay on Fed Governor Lisa Cook’s Dismissal Amid Controversy

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A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has issued a temporary order preventing the termination of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. This ruling comes as Cook challenges efforts to oust her from the central bank’s board. Cook, who was nominated by President Joe Biden and confirmed in May 2021, has been at the forefront of discussions surrounding monetary policy and the U.S. economy. Her role as a prominent figure in the Federal Reserve has drawn attention, particularly as the central bank navigates ongoing inflationary pressures and rising interest rates. The judge’s ruling originated from a legal … Read more

Federal Judge Weighs Mountain West’s Bid to Dismiss Pac-12’s $55M Lawsuit Amid Conference Turmoil

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SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge heard arguments on Tuesday regarding the Mountain West Conference’s request to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the Pac-12 over $55 million in so-called “poaching fees.” Judge Susan van Keulen did not issue a ruling during the hearing. The Pac-12 issued a statement reaffirming its commitment to the legal action against the Mountain West, expressing confidence in its position while emphasizing its dedication to academic excellence and athletic tradition. The dispute centers on a poaching clause in a scheduling agreement signed by the Pac-12 for last season. The clause required … Read more