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Manhattan DA to Present Evidence on Times Square Attack, Vows Accountability for Assailants

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Manhattan, New York – In a response to last week’s attack on two NYPD officers in Times Square, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg plans to present evidence to a grand jury next week. The assault involved 14 individuals, believed to be asylum seekers staying in city shelters, according to police department officials. Six people have been arrested and charged, although five of them were released without bail. DA Bragg has made a firm commitment to holding every person involved in this “awful attack” accountable. However, the incident has raised concerns among the New York Immigration … Read more

From Navy Officer to Legal Expert: How Won Thrives on Creative Problem-Solving in Mass Tort & Product Liability Cases

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Won, an accomplished attorney based in San Diego, California, has garnered a reputation for offering innovative solutions to intricate problems. Motivated by a deep-rooted desire to assist others, he found his true calling in the multifaceted nature of the legal profession. Providing a reliable source of advice and answers, he embodies a sense of confidence and steadfastness that inspires reassurance in his clients. Before embarking on his legal career, Won obtained a master’s degree in international relations and served in the U.S. Navy. During his time as a Surface Warfare Officer, he honed his skills … Read more

NCAA Fights Back: Argues Against Invalidation of Name, Image, and Likeness Rules Amid Lawsuit

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Indianapolis, Indiana – The NCAA has responded to a lawsuit filed by attorneys general from Tennessee and Virginia, arguing against a temporary restraining order that would invalidate the NCAA’s rules on name, image, and likeness (NIL) in recruiting. The lawsuit alleges that the NCAA’s NIL rules are a violation of antitrust laws. This legal battle comes amidst an NCAA investigation into potential rules violations concerning NIL at the University of Tennessee. The NCAA’s response claims that there is no evidence of irreparable harm caused by their rules and argues that the plaintiffs’ request for injunctive … Read more

$83.3 Million Defamation Award Against Donald Trump Dubbed ‘Absolutely Ridiculous’

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Washington, D.C. – Former President Donald Trump criticized the recent jury decision to award $83.3 million of his assets to E. Jean Carroll for defamation, calling it “absolutely ridiculous.” Although I don’t align with Trump politically and find his exaggerated statements cringe-worthy, I have to agree with him on this one. The growing list of lawsuits against Trump can be difficult to keep track of, so let’s take a closer look. Carroll, a writer who accused Trump of sexually assaulting her in the 1990s, filed a defamation lawsuit against him in 2019. She claimed that … Read more