Civil

Judge Bars Donald Trump from Delivering Closing Argument in New York Civil Fraud Trial

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NEW YORK – Former President Donald Trump has been barred from delivering his own closing argument in a civil fraud trial in New York. Judge Arthur Engoron ruled that Trump will not be allowed to present his closing statement in court on Thursday. This decision comes as the trial nears its conclusion. The civil fraud trial involves allegations that Trump defrauded the students of Trump University, his now-defunct real estate school. The plaintiffs claim that Trump made false promises about the quality of the education they would receive and the support they would receive from … Read more

Civil Rights Lawyer Shares Powerful Insights in Earlham College’s MLK Jr. Day Zoom Lecture

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RICHMOND, Indiana – Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana, celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a virtual lecture featuring a prominent civil rights lawyer. The event aimed to honor the legacy of Dr. King and raise awareness about pressing civil rights issues in America. The lecture, held on Monday, January 17, was attended by students, faculty, and community members. It featured attorney Earlham alumna Earmelinda McAllister. McAllister is known for her work in advocating for marginalized communities and fighting for social justice. During her Zoom lecture, McAllister highlighted the importance of engaging in difficult conversations … Read more

Unlocking Economic Growth: Saudi Arabia’s Progressive Civil Laws Seek to Attract Investment amidst Prudent Approach

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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia – Saudi Arabia has recently introduced new civil laws aimed at boosting investment in the country. The government hopes that these changes will attract more foreign investors and encourage economic growth. However, some individuals remain cautious about the potential impact of these laws. Under the new regulations, foreign investors will be granted increased access to sectors that were previously restricted to Saudi nationals. Additionally, companies will now be allowed to set up branches in the Kingdom without the need for a local partner. These measures are part of the government’s broader plan … Read more

Property Management Company Settles Federal Lawsuit for Violating Rights of Navy Sailor under Servicemembers Civil Relief Act

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Newport News, VA – McGowan Realty LLC, which operates as RedSail Property Management, has settled a federal lawsuit in response to allegations of violating the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. The lawsuit accused the company and one of its landlord-homeowners of imposing charges and additional rent on a Navy sailor in Virginia Beach who received permanent change of station orders. The settlement, amounting to $13,225.65, was reached after a 14-month legal battle in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. Under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, service members are allowed to terminate a … Read more