Ford Motor Co. Fights Against Tech Company’s Bid to Increase Unfair Competition Award in Michigan Federal Court

Detroit, Michigan – Ford Motor Co., one of the world’s largest automakers, is challenging a tech company’s appeal to increase an unfair competition award against Ford. The tech company is seeking to raise the amount awarded to them from less than half a million dollars. In a petition filed in a Michigan federal court on Wednesday, Ford argued against the motion to boost the award. The company emphasized that the tech company’s request should be denied. The exact details surrounding this unfair competition award remain undisclosed. However, Ford’s opposition suggests that they believe the initial … Read more

Why a Server Claims Unfair Termination: Lawyer Offers Insider Perspective on Shocking Employment Case

Albany, New York – A server at a local restaurant has claimed that she was fired for refusing to get vaccinated against Covid-19. The employee, whose identity has not been disclosed, alleges that she was let go for personal beliefs, citing religious and medical grounds as her reasons for not wanting to receive the vaccine. The restaurant owner, however, maintains that the termination was a result of the server’s unwillingness to comply with the establishment’s Covid-19 safety protocols. The server’s lawyer has come forward to shed light on the situation, providing an explanation for his … Read more

Massachusetts Elected Officials Defend Appeals Court Judge from Unfair Criticism Over Former Romantic Relationship

Boston, MA – Two Massachusetts officials responsible for confirming judges have criticized attempts to link the suitability of Appeals Court Judge Gabrielle Wolohojian for a vacancy on the state’s highest court to her past relationship with Governor Maura Healey. The Governor’s Council, which regularly approves judicial recommendations, is now tasked with reviewing Wolohojian’s qualifications for an open seat on the Supreme Judicial Court. Councilor Eileen Duff, who believes Wolohojian is highly qualified, expressed her frustration with the focus on the past romance instead of the judge’s professional background. Wolohojian, an Appeals Court judge for 16 … Read more

Fulton County DA Defends Hiring of Private Attorney as Lead Prosecutor in Trump Election Fraud Case, Calls Criticism Unfair and Possibly Racist

ATLANTA, Georgia – Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has addressed the controversy surrounding her choice of private attorney Nathan Wade as lead prosecutor in the election fraud case against former President Donald Trump and 14 others. Responding to allegations of an improper relationship between her and Wade, Willis defended her decision and suggested that criticisms may be rooted in unfairness and even racism. Speaking at the Big Bethel A.M.E. Church in Atlanta, Willis praised Wade’s extensive legal experience and impeccable credentials, emphasizing that he is more than qualified to oversee the complex racketeering case. … Read more