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Former Prosecutor Preet Bharara Claims N.Y. Jury Is Not Buying Trump as a ‘Sympathetic Character’ in Latest Trial

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NEW YORK (AP) — A former prosecutor, Preet Bharara, stated that the jury for former President Donald Trump’s trial will not view him as a “sympathetic character.” Bharara’s remark comes as Trump’s impeachment trial is set to begin in the Senate this week. Bharara, who previously served as the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, indicated that public sympathy for Trump is unlikely to sway the jurors. He pointed out that the impeachment process is distinct from a criminal trial, and the jury’s task is to judge whether Trump should be convicted … Read more

Exploring the Ever-Evolving Landscape of Employment Law: Latest Case Law and Future Predictions

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Buffalo, New York – As the world continues to navigate the challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses are adapting their return-to-work policies while administrative agencies adjust to a post-pandemic reality. In light of these changes, a webinar hosted by Goldberg Segalla on March 26th, 2024 from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EDT will explore the current state of employment laws and provide insights into what we can expect in the near future. Leading the discussion will be Angela A. Cronk, a partner at Goldberg Segalla, and attorney Andrew F. Beck. Both experts will … Read more

Trump Faces Uphill Battle as E. Jean Carroll’s Lawyer Rejects Attempts to Evade $83.3M Verdict, Latest Court Filing Reveals

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New York, NY – E. Jean Carroll’s lawyer has dismissed President Trump’s attempt to evade an $83.3 million ruling against him in a new court filing. Carroll, a writer and columnist, accused Trump of sexually assaulting her in a Manhattan department store in the 1990s. The judge has issued a ruling stating that Trump must provide a DNA sample for testing to determine whether it matches the dress Carroll claims she wore at the time of the incident. Trump’s lawyers have appealed the ruling, arguing that he is immune from defamation lawsuits filed by private … Read more

California’s Cannabis Laws Creating Barriers to Fairness and Safety in the Market, According to Latest Report

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San Francisco, California – A newly released report sheds light on the challenges faced by California’s cannabis industry and its impact on creating a safe and fair marketplace. The report highlights how the state’s current laws are hindering the industry’s progress and impeding the establishment of an equitable business environment for cannabis entrepreneurs. According to the report, California’s complex regulatory framework has resulted in a fragmented and confusing landscape for both businesses and consumers. The patchwork of laws and regulations at the local and state levels has created significant barriers to entry for small businesses, … Read more