Ohtani’s Legal Team Alleges Misuse of His Likeness in Real Estate Deal, Seeks Dismissal of Lawsuit

Los Angeles, California – Shohei Ohtani’s legal team claims that he was exploited inappropriately in a real estate transaction that misused his likeness. The baseball superstar, currently with the Los Angeles Angels, has moved to have a lawsuit against him dismissed, asserting that he is a victim rather than a perpetrator in this case. The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles County, alleges that Ohtani’s name and image were used without permission in marketing materials for a real estate investment platform. According to the complaint, the company sought to leverage Ohtani’s fame to attract investors and … Read more

Pakistan Halts Investigation into Blasphemy Law Misuse, Deepening Woes for Religious Minorities

Islamabad, Pakistan — The plight of religious minorities, particularly Christians, has once again come to the forefront following the suspension of an investigation into the misuse of the country’s contentious blasphemy laws. These laws have long been criticized for facilitating abuses against vulnerable groups, generating both fear and anger among communities around the nation. Justice Ishaq Khan of Islamabad’s High Court had previously prompted an investigation into the abuse of the blasphemy laws after the release of a police report titled “The Blasphemy Business.” This document unveiled troubling details about criminal elements that have exploited … Read more

Health Privacy Violation: Meta Sued Over Alleged Misuse of Data from 30 Million Women Using Flo Health App

SAN JOSE, California — A trial began Monday in which plaintiffs accuse Meta of improperly accessing private health data from more than 30 million users of the Flo Health menstrual cycle app. The case raises significant concerns over privacy violations and data protection in the digital health sector. During the opening statements, a lawyer representing the plaintiffs told the jury that Meta’s actions constituted an illegal breach of sensitive personal information. The company allegedly harvested data related to women’s menstrual cycles without proper authorization or disclosure, undermining users’ trust in both Flo Health and Meta. … Read more

Attorney General Takes a Stand: Mike Hilgers Sues GM Over Alleged Misuse of Nebraskans’ Driving Data

LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers has initiated legal action against General Motors, alleging the automaker engaged in deceptive practices concerning the collection and sale of driving data from residents of Nebraska. The lawsuit objects to claims that General Motors has not been transparent regarding how it collects personal driving information from its customers. Hilgers believes these actions violate Nebraska’s Consumer Protection Act, which aims to safeguard residents from misleading business practices. In the filing, the state claims that the data collected includes sensitive information such as driving patterns, locations, and vehicle usage, … Read more