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FTC Drops Lawsuit Against Grand Canyon Education, Clearing Path for University Amid Ongoing Civil Suit

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Phoenix, Arizona — The Federal Trade Commission has dropped its lawsuit against Grand Canyon Education related to the university’s doctoral programs. This decision comes after the agency faced setbacks in previous motions to dismiss during a case initiated under the Biden Administration. The FTC’s dismissal arrived shortly after the U.S. Department of Education canceled a significant $37.7 million fine levied against Grand Canyon University in 2023. This fine had been a focal point of the litigation against the university. In a notable judicial victory for Grand Canyon Education, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the … Read more

Courts Deal Setbacks to Seroquel Plaintiffs as Expert Testimonies Falter in Ongoing Litigation

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WILMINGTON, Del. — The ongoing product liability litigation over AstraZeneca’s antipsychotic drug Seroquel has seen a troubling trend emerge for plaintiffs. A Delaware state court judge dismissed a case on June 9, marking the third such dismissal linked to the drug. The judge determined that the plaintiff failed to provide adequate expert medical testimony to demonstrate a connection between Seroquel and her health issues. The following day, a fourth case was dismissed at the plaintiff’s request. These dismissals come amid a larger pattern of adverse rulings in the federal multidistrict litigation (MDL) concerning Seroquel. Thousands … Read more

San Jose State’s Quest for Legal Education: New Bill Aims to Introduce Joint Programs with Lincoln Law School Amidst Ongoing Debates on Access and Accreditation

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San Jose, California — The future of legal education in Silicon Valley is under scrutiny as a new legislative proposal aims to enhance access to law degrees by allowing San Jose State University to collaborate with the Lincoln Law School of San Jose. This shift comes amidst a broader conversation about the state’s Master Plan for Higher Education, which currently restricts public law schools to the University of California system. State Senator Dave Cortese, the proposal’s author and a graduate of Lincoln Law School, initially introduced a bill that would facilitate a merger between San … Read more

Tragic Discovery: Body of Missing 15-Year-Old Found in Detroit Cemetery Amid Ongoing Legal Proceedings

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Detroit, Mich. — A felony charge has been dismissed against a local man after a court hearing related to a July shooting incident involving a teenager. Judge Marlena Taylor of the 36th District Court dismissed the charge against the 26-year-old on Saturday due to the absence of the key witness. The man had been charged on July 17 with a firearms violation following an incident that occurred on July 14 at his apartment located on the 9100 block of Kercheval Street. According to court records, a 13-year-old boy, a neighbor, was handling an unsecured handgun … Read more