Legal

Legal Blow for Giuliani as Defamation Trial Verdict Calls for $148 Million Payout to Election Workers

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Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York City, has been ordered to pay $148 million to election workers in a defamation trial. The trial focused on Giuliani’s claims of widespread voter fraud during the 2020 presidential election. The ruling comes as a blow to Giuliani, who played a prominent role in former President Donald Trump’s legal team. The defamation lawsuit was filed by employees of the Dominion Voting Systems, a company that provides voting machines and services. They accused Giuliani of spreading false information about the company, leading to threats and harassment against them. Dominion … Read more

Veteran Foley & Small Lawyer Announces Retirement After Years of Dedicated Service – South Bend’s Legal Community Bids Farewell

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SOUTH BEND, Ind. – After decades of dedicated service, a longtime lawyer at Foley & Small law firm in South Bend is set to retire. The retirement of this seasoned attorney marks the end of an era for the firm. Throughout their career, the retiring lawyer has been known for their exceptional legal expertise and strong commitment to their clients. Their contributions to the firm have been widely recognized and they have played a significant role in its success. Having practiced law for many years, the retiring lawyer has accumulated a wealth of experience in … Read more

Supreme Court Showdown: Donald Trump’s Ballot Battle Raises Doubts Among Legal Scholars

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Washington D.C. – Former President Donald Trump faces potential exclusion from primary ballots in Colorado and Maine for the upcoming 2024 presidential election. The states are invoking the 14th Amendment, which prohibits individuals who have “engaged in insurrection” against the United States from holding public office. Trump, who is also facing criminal indictments for his alleged involvement in attempting to overturn the election, is appealing these rulings. However, despite the presence of a conservative majority in the Supreme Court, some legal scholars suggest that the court may uphold Colorado’s decision. Trump’s lawyer, Alina Habba, expressed … Read more

Legal Battle Over Texas Border Law Likely to Reach Supreme Court, Says Constitutional Law Expert

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A Dallas constitutional law expert predicts that the federal border lawsuit between the Biden administration and the state of Texas will eventually reach the Supreme Court. The lawsuit, filed by the Biden administration, seeks to strike down SB 4, a law set to take effect in March. SB 4 makes it a state crime for undocumented migrants to cross the border between ports of entry, based on existing trespass laws. First-time offenders would face a Class B Misdemeanor charge, which could increase to a Felony for repeat offenses. However, migrants can avoid jail time by … Read more