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Legal Drama Unfolds: Judge Reduces T.I. and Tiny’s Windfall in OMG Girlz Doll Case, Paving the Way for Potential Fourth Trial

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ATLANTA — A judge has reduced the monetary award for T.I. and Tiny Harris in their copyright infringement lawsuit regarding the OMG Girlz toy dolls, paving the way for a potential fourth trial in the case. The ruling follows multiple rounds of legal battles concerning the rights and ownership of the popular brand associated with the group bequeathed by the couple. The lawsuit was initially centered on claims that the design of the OMG Girlz dolls infringed upon the trademarks and copyrights associated with the music group of the same name. After a jury found … Read more

Olmsted County Jury Awards $7.6 Million to Abuse Survivor, Paving the Way for Accountability Among Insurers in Diocese Cases

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ROCHESTER, Minn. — An Olmsted County jury has awarded $7.6 million to a man in a civil lawsuit against the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, stemming from allegations of sexual abuse that occurred more than 50 years ago. The plaintiff, now in his late 60s, claims he was abused by Rev. Joseph Cashman during his childhood from 1973 to 1976. At that time, Cashman served as principal at Lourdes High School in Rochester. This case is part of a broader wave of litigation this year against the diocese, which recently reached a $21.5 million settlement with 145 … Read more

Texas Legislators Unveil Sweeping Changes to Corporate Governance Laws, Paving the Way for Enhanced Flexibility and Liability Protections

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Austin, Texas — The 2025 Texas legislative session has ushered in significant changes to corporate governance laws, resulting in a slew of amendments that will affect corporations across the state, including bank holding companies and various subsidiaries. Many of these modifications to the Texas Business Organizations Code (TBOC) took effect immediately, while others are set to be implemented on September 1, 2025. Three pivotal bills recently passed by lawmakers—the Senate Bill 29, Senate Bill 1057, and Senate Bill 2411—represent the most critical modifications to the state’s corporate law landscape. As a result, Texas entities could … Read more

Leading Climate Attorney Joins Harvard Board, Paving the Way for Sustainable Innovation

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BOSTON — A leading attorney specializing in climate change litigation has been elected to the board of Harvard University, enhancing the institution’s commitment to addressing environmental challenges. The election of this prominent figure is expected to bolster discussions surrounding climate policy and sustainability at one of the world’s most prestigious universities. The selected lawyer has extensive experience representing states, cities, and non-governmental organizations in complex legal matters related to climate change. This appointment reflects a growing recognition among educational institutions of the critical role they play in combating environmental issues. Harvard’s board consists of influential … Read more