Executive

Influential Media Lawyer and Former Post Executive, John B. Kuhns, Passes Away at 77

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Boston, Massachusetts – John B. Kuhns, a prominent media lawyer known for his role in advising The Washington Post during the Watergate scandal, has passed away at the age of 77. Kuhns, who later became a top executive and newspaper publisher in New Hampshire, died on February 20 at a hospital in Boston. His wife, Janet Milne, revealed that complications from the flu, on top of his ongoing battle with hereditary kidney disease, led to his untimely demise. Throughout his life, Kuhns demonstrated a deep passion for both law and journalism. He served as the … Read more

WWE Executive Director Bruce Prichard Declines Comment on Ongoing Legal Controversy Surrounding Vince McMahon and Lawsuit

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Houston, Texas – Bruce Prichard, Executive Director at WWE, refrained from discussing any legal matters pertaining to the company after a recent lawsuit was filed against Vince McMahon, John Laurinaitis, and WWE. The lawsuit, filed by Janel Grant, alleges sexual assault and trafficking by McMahon and Laurinaitis. McMahon is currently under federal investigation for these allegations. During a recent episode of the podcast “Something To Wrestle,” Prichard made it clear that he was not at liberty to comment on any legal matters regarding WWE. He emphasized that he could not provide any response or insight … Read more

Former Executive Assistant Accuses Operation Underground Railroad Founder Tim Ballard of Sexual Assault in Multiple Jurisdictions

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Salt Lake City, Utah – Celeste Borys, a former executive assistant to Tim Ballard, the founder of Operation Underground Railroad (OUR), has filed criminal complaints claiming that Ballard sexually assaulted her in four jurisdictions, according to her attorney. Last week, Borys and her lawyer flew to California to make these allegations. Previously, she had filed a criminal complaint with the Lindon Police Department in Utah County. In addition to Utah, Borys has now reported assaults to police departments in San Diego, San Clemente, and the San Jose suburb of Campbell, as well as to Los … Read more

Former Carta Executive Files Lawsuit Against CEO Henry Ward Over Damaging Recordings

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NEW YORK – Carta, a startup company specializing in financial technology, found itself embroiled in a legal dispute with its former chief technical officer, Jerry Talton. Talton filed a lawsuit in the Southern District of New York, alleging retaliation and defamation by Carta’s CEO Henry Ward. The lawsuit reveals explosive allegations, including claims that Ward encouraged the misuse of customer data, deceived employees about equity compensation, and engaged in favoritism with acquisitions. Carta declined to comment on the lawsuit, and Talton’s lawyer followed suit. The specific details of many of the allegations have been redacted … Read more