Ongoing

Renowned Lawyer Championing Ongoing 1966 Murder Case Passes Away at 82, Leaving Legacy of Justice

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LOS ANGELES – Leonard Michaels, the attorney who led the defense in an ongoing 1966 murder case, passed away at the age of 82. Michaels, based in Los Angeles, dedicated his career to representing the accused in high-profile criminal trials. One of Michaels’ most notable cases was the defense of the 1966 murder. The case has remained ongoing for over 50 years, making it one of the longest-running trials in California history. Michaels tirelessly fought for his client, using his deep knowledge of the law and his persuasive courtroom skills to argue for justice. Throughout … Read more

Legal Hypocrisy Unmasked: ICC Prosecutor Accused of Double Standards Amid Ongoing Genocide

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THE HAGUE, Netherlands – Concerns are mounting over the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor’s alleged “double standards” in addressing ongoing genocides, according to a lawyer who spoke out about the issue. The ICC, based in The Hague, is responsible for trying individuals for crimes against humanity, war crimes, and genocide. However, the lawyer accused the court of selective prosecution, suggesting that it applies different standards when it comes to investigating and prosecuting cases. The lawyer’s comments come as the world witnesses ongoing instances of genocide. The ICC prosecutor’s alleged selective approach to tackling these crimes … Read more

High-Stakes Battle: Supreme Court Weighs Release of Liability for Purdue Pharma Founders in Ongoing Mass Tort Bankruptcy Cases

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Washington, D.C. – Mass tort bankruptcies faced significant difficulties in 2023, with the dismissal of two cases and the fate of two others hanging in the balance. A closely watched legal battle involving the Sacklers, founders of Purdue Pharma, reached the U.S. Supreme Court on December 4th. This case centered around the release of liability granted to the Sacklers as part of the pharmaceutical company’s $6 billion bankruptcy plan, which has raised concerns. The Supreme Court’s oral arguments held on December 4th showcased the growing scrutiny surrounding the Sacklers and their role in the opioid … Read more

Apple Fails to Succeed in Sanctioning Arendi’s Counsel and Witness in Ongoing Google Lawsuit

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Wilmington, Delaware – Apple’s attempt to sanction the counsel and witness of Arendi S.A.R.L. has been denied by U.S. District Court Judge Jennifer L. Hall. Arendi S.A.R.L., a company involved in multiple patent lawsuits with Apple, Google, and Samsung, has an ongoing case against Google since 2013. Apple alleged that during the trial, Arendi’s counsel and witness disclosed confidential information. However, Judge Hall concluded that there was no evidence of disobedience or intentional harm on the part of Arendi’s representatives. Apple had filed the motion for sanction in May, expressing concerns that its confidential information … Read more