Dismisses

Judge Dismisses Defamation Claims by Harvard Professor, Allows Breach of Contract Suit to Proceed

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BOSTON — A lawsuit brought by Francesca Gino, a Harvard Business School professor, faced a significant setback as a federal judge dismissed multiple claims against the university on Wednesday. The case, which has drawn attention within academic and legal circles, centers around allegations of defamation, privacy violations, and interference with contractual relations, all of which were dismissed by the court. U.S. District Court Judge Myong J. Joun, however, decided to let Gino’s claims of breach of contract proceed. This comes in light of the university’s decision to place Gino on administrative leave and start proceedings … Read more

Legal Block Removed: Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Funding for New Las Vegas A’s Stadium

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Las Vegas, NV — A legal challenge aimed at stopping the allocation of public funds for the construction of a new stadium for the Oakland Athletics in Las Vegas was dismissed by a local judge this week. The lawsuit, brought forward by a group of taxpayers, argued that the proposed financial aid from the government for the stadium project was unconstitutional. The decision allows the Oakland Athletics to move forward in their plans to potentially relocate to Las Vegas. The Athletics have been exploring relocation options due to the aging of their current stadium, the … Read more

Court Dismisses Lawsuit Filed by Business Against North Myrtle Beach

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COLUMBIA, S.C. — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit that a hospitality company filed against the city of North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, which had accused city officials of damaging its business by passing an ordinance that banned motorcyclists from parking their vehicles in its lots. The decision, rolling in favor of the city, concluded a contentious phase of legal wrangling that had implications for local business ordinances and property rights. The hospitality company, which operates multiple hotels and guest facilities in the area, claimed that the parking ordinance specifically and unfairly targeted properties … Read more

Ketamine Queen’s Legal Battle Heats Up: Jasveen Sangha’s Attorney Dismisses Connection to Matthew Perry’s Death, Promises Revelations in 2025 Trial

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Los Angeles — Amid swirling allegations and public fervor, the lawyer representing Jasveen Sangha, known in media circles as the “Ketamine Queen,” has vehemently denied any link between her and the untimely death of celebrated actor Matthew Perry. The attorney pledged to thoroughly expose the truth in the upcoming trial, which is not scheduled until March 2025. Sangha, who has become a controversial figure due to her nickname, finds herself at the center of a sensational claim involving Perry, who passed away recently under tragic circumstances. However, her legal representation has quickly moved to distance … Read more