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Human Rights Lawyer Urges Shift towards Constructive Politics as Religion Gains Prominence, Says Asim Sarode

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Mumbai, India – In the midst of rising political tensions and a focus on religious issues, human rights lawyer Asim Sarode highlights the urgent need to prioritize constructive politics centered on people’s needs. Sarode argues that religion has taken center stage in Indian politics, overshadowing the pressing issues that demand attention. The Indian political landscape has become increasingly entrenched in religious disputes, with parties mobilizing support based on religious affiliations. This trend has resulted in the neglect of critical issues such as poverty, education, healthcare, and infrastructure development. Sarode warns that this religious polarization is … Read more

Judge Pauline Newman Celebrates Historic 40th Anniversary on the Federal Circuit with Surprising Honor

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On February 28, 2024, Judge Pauline Newman of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) celebrated her 40th anniversary on the bench. A surprise lunch was organized by her current and former clerks to honor this momentous occasion. The original plan for a small gathering quickly evolved into a larger celebration that left Judge Newman pleasantly surprised and overjoyed. Judge Newman has had a remarkable career that has had a profound impact on the intellectual property (IP) community. She is not only a trailblazer and pioneer but also an inspiration to many. … Read more

Dunkin’ Faces Hot Coffee Injury Lawsuit in New Jersey as More Spills Stir Controversy

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Madison, New Jersey – A Dunkin’ store in Morris County is facing a lawsuit after a customer claims he suffered serious injuries when the lid of a cup of coffee came off, causing the hot liquid to spill on him. According to court papers, Phillip Sgroi purchased the coffee on February 11, 2022, at the Dunkin’ location on Main Street. The lawsuit alleges that the lid was not properly secured and that the coffee was served at a dangerously high temperature. Sgroi filed the lawsuit on January 29 in the New Jersey Superior Court, stating … Read more

Man Found Guilty for Illegally Selling Drugs Through Social Media, Highlights the Dark Side of Online Platforms

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CHARLESTON, South Carolina — A jury has convicted a South Carolina man for advertising the sale of drugs on social media platforms, according to the prosecutor. The verdict was reached after a trial in Charleston and marks a significant outcome in the fight against illegal drug sales in the state. The convicted man, whose name is being withheld due to privacy concerns, was found guilty on charges related to drug distribution and online drug trafficking. The prosecution presented evidence that the man used social media platforms to openly advertise the sale of drugs, reaching a … Read more