Conservative Attorney John Eastman Faces Disbarment in California Over Role in Challenging 2020 Election Results

Los Angeles, California – Conservative attorney John Eastman could face disbarment in California for his involvement in creating a legal strategy aimed at helping former President Donald Trump maintain power after losing the 2020 election. The recommendation for disbarment was made by State Bar Court of California Judge Yvette Roland in a 128-page ruling on Wednesday. If the California Supreme Court upholds the recommendation, Eastman’s law license would be placed on “involuntary inactive” status. Eastman would also be required to pay $10,000 in monetary sanctions to the State Bar of California Client Security Fund, as … Read more

Supreme Court Examines the Role of Insurers in Chapter 11 Cases, Posing New Questions

WASHINGTON (AP) — The standing of insurers in Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases is being considered by the Supreme Court. The outcome of the case, Citizens Development Center vs. Standard Insurance Corporation, could have significant implications for insurers and other creditors in bankruptcy proceedings. At issue is whether insurers have standing to bring claims against a bankrupt debtor when their policyholder has also filed a proof of claim. The case centers around the interpretation of Bankruptcy Rule 3009, which governs the filing of claims by creditors. The Supreme Court’s decision could impact the treatment of insurance … Read more

Kent County Judge Issues Preliminary Injunction Against Kristina Karamo, Halting her Role as Michigan Republican Party Chair

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A judge in Kent County has issued a preliminary injunction against Kristina Karamo, preventing her from claiming the position of chair of the Michigan Republican Party or accessing any party bank accounts or postal boxes. This ruling is a significant win for those opposing Karamo within the Michigan GOP and for Pete Hoekstra, the former ambassador and congressman who replaced Karamo after a breakoff section of the party’s state committee voted to remove her. The judge’s decision aims to bring clarity and eliminate the uncertainty caused by two individuals claiming to … Read more

Groundbreaking Verdict: Jury Rejects LSD’s Role in Quadriplegia, Forces Insurer to Compensate $1M

Middletown, CT – In a groundbreaking trial, a jury has determined that the use of LSD did not cause a man’s quadriplegia, ordering an insurance company to pay him $1 million in compensation. The verdict challenges the long-held belief that psychedelic drugs can lead to physical disabilities and raises questions about the responsibility of insurers in covering such claims. The case involved a man who claimed that his use of LSD resulted in his quadriplegia, a condition that left him paralyzed from the neck down. However, after a thorough examination of medical evidence and expert … Read more