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Federal Judge Dismisses Trump’s Defamation Case Against The New York Times Just Days After Filing

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A federal judge in New York dismissed former President Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against The New York Times on Friday, just four days after it was filed. The judge criticized the suit as “improper and impermissible” in its current form, signaling a setback for Trump in his attempts to challenge media coverage. The lawsuit stemmed from an opinion piece published by the Times in March 2019, which discussed Russia’s involvement in the 2016 presidential election and its potential connections to Trump’s campaign. Trump alleged that the article falsely portrayed his campaign as being tied to … Read more

Texas Judge Dismisses Trump Administration’s Legal Filing Over Font Flaw, Emphasizing Strict Court Protocols

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A federal judge in Texas has dismissed legal objections from the Trump administration, highlighting the crucial role of adherence to court rules. The ruling, issued by Magistrate Judge Christine L. Stetson in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, emphasized the necessity for all parties in federal litigation to comply with procedural requirements, regardless of their status. The case involves Mario Hernandez Escalante, whose legal proceedings were transferred from Maryland to Texas. Judge Stetson’s amended order, issued on July 26, 2025, invalidated the Trump administration’s objections to previous court recommendations due to … Read more

Nassau County Supreme Court Implements New Filing Procedures for Orders to Show Cause, Enhancing Litigation Process

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MINEOLA, N.Y. — In a significant update to the procedural practices of the Nassau County Supreme Court, attorneys and litigants are now required to navigate new regulations regarding the filing of orders to show cause. These orders, commonly applied in urgent legal matters seeking immediate relief such as stays or temporary restraining orders, have evolved with recent amendments, aiming to streamline judicial processes and promote timely communications. At the heart of these amendments is a modification to the pre-existing rule under 22 NYCRR § 202.7(f). This rule mandates that the opposing party receives prior notification … Read more

Texas Attorney Truett Akin IV Plans Legal Comeback Post-Bankruptcy Filing

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Texas-based mass tort attorney Truett Akin IV announced plans to resume his legal career during a recent creditor meeting. This statement comes amidst both his and his firm’s filing for bankruptcy, marking a tumultuous phase in his professional life. Akin expressed his intent on Friday, outlining his roadmap to returning to the law scene despite the current financial setbacks. The specifics of Akin’s bankruptcy filing reveal considerable debts attributed to both operational and external pressures on his practice. The lawyer’s firm, headquartered in Houston, Texas, has long been renowned for representing large groups of plaintiffs … Read more