Lawsuit

Philadelphia Car Salesman Wins $625,000 in Age Discrimination Lawsuit Against Local Dealership

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Philadelphia, PA – A former car salesman has been awarded $625,000 in compensatory damages by a federal jury that found a local car dealership guilty of subjecting the salesman to a hostile work environment based on his age. In a further move to address the issue, the court granted an additional sum exceeding $327,000 to cover legal fees and costs incurred by the plaintiff’s representation. The plaintiff, Michael Burgo, who also served as a manager at the dealership for a period, brought the case against Boulevard Autogroup, which operates as Barbera Autoland. The verdict comes … Read more

Arizona Court to Evaluate Dismissal of Controversial Fake Elector Lawsuit

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Phoenix, Arizona — A pivotal court session is set to commence this week in Arizona where a judge will listen to arguments regarding a motion to dismiss charges against a group accused of creating phony electoral documents during the 2020 presidential election. This case has garnered national attention due to its implications on electoral integrity and the lawful processes associated with certifying presidential elections. The defendants, characterized as “fake electors” by prosecutors, are alleged to have partaken in a scheme aimed at subverting the democratic process by falsely declaring that then-President Donald Trump won Arizona, … Read more

Herbalist Files Discrimination Lawsuit Amid Allegations of Neighbor’s Racial and Sexist Harassment in Ithaca

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CAROLINE, N.Y. — Amanda David, a local herbalist and garden owner, has filed a federal lawsuit against her neighbor, Robert Whittaker, alleging years of discriminatory harassment that she claims has threatened both her family’s safety and her business. The lawsuit, rooted in allegations of race, color, and sex discrimination, cites violations under the Fair Housing Act, the Civil Rights Act of 1866, and New York State Human Rights Law. David operates Rootwork Herbals and the Jane Minor BIPOC Community Medicine Garden from her property. This garden aims to provide a nurturing space catering specifically to … Read more

NBA Seeks to Dismiss Warner Bros. Discovery Lawsuit Over Media Rights Deal with Amazon Amid Breakup of Long-standing Turner Partnership

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NEW YORK — The NBA has formally requested the New York Supreme Court to reject a lawsuit from Warner Bros. Discovery, arguing that the media giant’s subsidiary, Turner Broadcasting System, did not meet the conditions necessary to match a competitive bid for league broadcasting rights. This legal conflict has emerged weeks after the NBA inked a substantial $76 billion media deal with Amazon Prime Video, Disney, and NBC, possibly ending its long-standing broadcast partnership with Turner that started in 1984. In a 28-page court document submitted on a recent Friday, along with supplementary filings, the … Read more