Lawsuit

Cardlytics Faces Investor Lawsuit Over Alleged Misrepresentation of Growth Prospects

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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3, 2025 — Cardlytics, an advertising technology firm known for linking marketers to consumers through bank applications, is currently embroiled in a class-action lawsuit. The lawsuit accuses the company of providing misleading information about its potential for growth, thereby allegedly deceiving investors. The legal action, initiated by Hagens Berman, a global litigation firm, invites investors who have incurred significant losses during the specified class period from March 14, 2024, to August 7, 2024, to come forward. The law firm is also calling for individuals with insider knowledge that could aid the investigation … Read more

CBS to Release Full Transcript of Kamala Harris Interview Amid Trump Lawsuit and FCC Scrutiny

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CBS is set to deliver an unaltered transcript of its October interview with Kamala Harris to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), escalating President Donald Trump’s legal dispute with the network regarding its coverage of his political rival. The move underscores the tension between the former president and the media outlet over allegations of deceptive editing in a “60 Minutes” segment, intended to cast Harris in a favorable light. In response to these allegations, Trump initiated a staggering $10 billion lawsuit against CBS, accusing it of manipulating the interview’s content to influence viewers unduly ahead of … Read more

Summit County Judge Dismisses Property Valuation Lawsuit; Homeowner Vows Future Legal Challenge

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BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. — A local homeowner’s legal challenge against the Summit County government and its assessor was recently thrown out by a judge, ending a contentious dispute over property tax valuations. The lawsuit, which was initiated by Todd Ruelle, owner of a property in the Peak 7 neighborhood of unincorporated Breckenridge, sought to contest the 2023 and 2024 tax year assessments set by Summit County Assessor Lisa Eurich. The motion to dismiss the case was granted in December by Judge Karen Romeo, according to court documents. The dismissal, agreed upon by both parties, stipulated that … Read more

$40 Million Lawsuit Claims Racial Bias in Construction of Obama Presidential Center

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Chicago, IL – A local construction firm, II in One, has launched a $40 million lawsuit against Thornton Tomasetti, the structural engineering firm overseeing the Obama Presidential Center’s construction, alleging racial discrimination and unfair business practices. The Chicago-based subcontractor, which began providing concrete and rebar services in 2021, claims it was unfairly forced into performing additional, costly work that threatens its financial stability. According to the lawsuit filed last month in federal court, Thornton Tomasetti deviated from usual industry standards set by the American Concrete Institute. This led to what II in One describes as … Read more