Important Lawsuit Alert: Alto Neuroscience Shareholders Urged to Act by Deadline on Claims Exceeding $100,000

In New York, investors who acquired shares of Alto Neuroscience, Inc. (NYSE: ANRO) worth more than $100,000 between February and October 2024 may want to pay close attention to a developing legal situation. These shareholders are encouraged to reach out to the Shareholders Foundation to explore their potential options regarding a lawsuit centered around their investments. There are rising concerns among investors regarding the trading practices and disclosure policies at Alto Neuroscience, a biotech company engaged in the development of treatments for neurological disorders. The claims stem from allegations that the company may have provided … Read more

Former Wynn Las Vegas Server Opts for Reduced Payment in Family Leave Act Case After Jury Award Cut

Las Vegas, NV — A former cocktail server at Wynn Las Vegas has opted to accept a significantly reduced payout linked to a jury’s decision regarding a violation of her rights under the Family and Medical Leave Act. The court’s decision comes after evaluation of the original jury award, which was deemed excessively high. U.S. District Court Judge Andrew Gordon approved a remittitur payment of $27,200.75 for Tiare Ramirez, a marked reduction from the jury’s original award of $321,200. Judge Gordon concluded that the amount awarded was flawed and supported Wynn’s request for a new … Read more

UK’s Online Safety Act Sparks VPN Surge as Minors Seek to Bypass New Age Restrictions

LONDON, United Kingdom — The Online Safety Act officially came into effect on July 25, establishing new regulations aimed at protecting children from harmful online content, including pornography and materials promoting eating disorders. As a result, some of the internet’s most popular platforms, including Pornhub, X, and Reddit, are implementing or planning to implement age verification systems to restrict access for minors. The challenges posed by age-restriction laws have created a dilemma for websites that depend on user-generated content. Platforms like Reddit find it difficult to monitor and prevent underage users from accessing inappropriate material. … Read more

NBA and NFL Push Supreme Court to Clarify Video Privacy Act Amid Streaming Era Confusion

Washington, D.C. — The National Basketball Association (NBA), backed by the National Football League (NFL), is pushing the U.S. Supreme Court to clarify the Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA), legislation from the 1980s designed to safeguard consumer video rental and viewing records. As the landscape of digital content evolves, discrepancies among federal courts have emerged regarding whether this historic law should extend to individuals accessing free online content. The legal debate centers on conflicting rulings from the U.S. Court of Appeals. The 2nd and 7th Circuits have interpreted the VPPA as applicable to consumers who … Read more