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Shaquille O’Neal Agrees to $11 Million Settlement for Injured Crypto Investors in NFT Lawsuit

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MIAMI — On Tuesday, a federal judge in Miami gave the initial green light to an $11 million settlement fund, stemming from a class-action lawsuit involving famed former basketball player Shaquille O’Neal. This preliminary agreement addresses claims from investors who allege they suffered financial losses linked to the Astrals Project nonfungible tokens (NFTs) and GLXY tokens. The Moskowitz Law Firm, helmed by managing partner Adam Moskowitz in Coconut Grove, Florida, represents the certified class of affected investors. Moskowitz, alongside his colleague Joseph M. Kaye and the team from Mark Migdal Hayden, including Jose M. Ferrer … Read more

Kentucky Students Sue State Over Education Shortfalls, Citing Broken Promises and Widening Inequalities

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Frankfort, Ky. – In a renewed push to address educational deficits, Kentucky students and the nonprofit group Kentucky Student Voice Team have taken a pivotal step by launching a lawsuit against state education leaders. The lawsuit, filed in Franklin County, claims that Kentucky’s education system has not lived up to constitutional standards set by a landmark 1989 state Supreme Court decision. The 1989 ruling, known as Rose v. Council for Better Education Inc., declared the state’s public school system “constitutionally deficient.” This historic decision catalyzed the Kentucky Education Reform Act, reshaping education funding distribution, setting … Read more

Jury Orders Bayer to Pay $100 Million Over PCB Contamination in Washington Schools

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A jury has ordered Bayer to pay $100 million in damages after finding the company responsible for health and environmental hazards caused by PCBs, or polychlorinated biphenyls, in a Washington state school. The verdict, reached late Friday, marks a significant moment in the ongoing legal battles concerning toxic substances. Polychlorinated biphenyls, commonly known as PCBs, were once widely used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications, including in the construction of school buildings. The case against Bayer, which now owns Monsanto, the company that produced the chemicals, focused primarily on the contamination and the … Read more

Survivors of the Devastating Eaton Fire File Mass Tort Lawsuit Against SCE for Alleged Negligence in California Wildfire Catastrophe

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Altadena, CA – A trio of law offices have initiated a mass tort action against Southern California Edison Company (SCE) for its alleged role in the catastrophic Eaton Fire, which occurred in early January. This fierce blaze led to significant destruction within the community of Altadena, claiming the lives of 16 people and demolishing 7,081 structures. The lawsuit, filed on January 13, 2025, argues for compensatory damages for both property loss and personal injuries incurred by the residents of Altadena. Attorney Alexander “Trey” Robertson, IV, from Robertson & Associates, LLP, which is representing the plaintiffs, … Read more