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Plaintiff Urges Federal Judge to Uphold $25M Claim in Mobile App Scandal, Accuses Subsidiary of Asset Shuffle to Dodge Payment

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Washington, D.C. – A primary complainant in a class action lawsuit has recently urged a federal court in Washington to uphold an unjust enrichment claim against a subsidiary of High 5 Games. The legal action challenges an asset transfer made in 2022, which the plaintiffs argue was strategically designed to circumvent a $25 million payout awarded by a jury on February 7. The jury found that the company had specifically targeted gambling addicts through its mobile apps that mimic casino-style gambling. The case centers on the controversial practices of social casino-style apps, which have been … Read more

Union Leader Rejects Mediation Offer Amid Intercity Transit Contract Negotiations, Urges Direct Resolution

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In a recent update from the ongoing labor negotiations, a union representing several workers of Intercity Transit, including bus operators, dial-a-lift dispatchers, and customer care representatives, is on the brink of entering mediation. The lawyer for Intercity Transit, identified as Jonathan Lee from Summit Law, proposed the mediation during their latest bargaining session, according to union spokesperson Michael Cornelius. However, Cornelius, who is also an international vice president of the Amalgamated Transit Union, expressed reservations about this move. The negotiations, which started back in November 2024, have continued under the terms of the previous contract, … Read more

Philippine Ambassador Urges US-Based Filipinos to Seek Legal Advice Amid Trump’s Deportation Plans

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Washington, D.C. — Philippine Ambassador to the United States, Jose Manuel Romualdez, has issued a strong advisory to Filipino nationals residing in the U.S. to seek legal counsel in light of potential changes that could affect their immigration status. This comes in response to the Trump administration’s recent policy shifts, which could lead to the deportation of approximately 530,000 individuals from a variety of nations including Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans by April 2025. Romualdez highlighted concerns regarding Filipino immigrants residing illegally in the U.S., suggesting they are likely to be impacted by the enforcement … Read more

Trump Administration Clashes with Federal Courts Over Nationwide Injunctions, Urges Legislative and Supreme Court Action

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Washington — President Donald Trump’s vocal dissatisfaction with federal court injunctions that impede his administration’s policies has sparked a comprehensive debate about the power of district courts to issue nationwide rulings. Trump’s ire was particularly drawn when Judge James Boasberg blocked his move to deport Venezuelan migrants believed to be associated with gangs, under the antiquated 1789 law. Trump’s frustration extends beyond this singular court decision, reflecting his broader contention with the judicial tool known as the nationwide injunction. Throughout his term, Trump has seen significant aspects of his policy agenda, from military regulations to … Read more