Withdraws

Transgender Student Withdraws Lawsuit Against Idaho Sports Ban, Prioritizing Safety and Graduation

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Boise, Idaho — A transgender student who previously challenged Idaho’s ban on transgender athletes has opted to withdraw her lawsuit, expressing key concerns over personal safety and the desire to prioritize her education. Lindsay Hecox, a student at Boise State University, made the request to the U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss the case that drew significant attention to the ongoing debate surrounding transgender rights in sports. Hecox, who transitioned and began competing as a female athlete, became the face of a legal battle after the Idaho Legislature passed a law in 2020 prohibiting transgender women … Read more

Trump Shifts Legal Strategy, Withdraws Federal Lawsuit Against Iowa Pollster to Pursue State Court Action

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Des Moines, Iowa — Former President Donald Trump has withdrawn his federal lawsuit against Iowa pollster Ann Selzer and has chosen to pursue his legal battle in state court instead. This move comes as the latest twist in a dispute that has captured public attention. In early September, Trump filed a suit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Iowa. He alleged that Selzer had engaged in “fraudulent” polling practices that misrepresented his standing in the state. However, on Thursday, court records revealed that Trump refiled his claims in the Iowa State … Read more

Music Producer Withdraws Lawsuit Against Chris Brown Amid Ongoing Criminal Charges

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London, England — A music producer who alleged that Chris Brown assaulted him at a London nightclub has decided to withdraw his lawsuit against the artist. Amadou “Abe” Diaw reportedly submitted a motion to dismiss the case with prejudice, indicating that it cannot be refiled in the future. Diaw’s lawsuit emerged following a February 2023 incident where he claimed Brown struck him with a tequila bottle and stomped on him, leading to hospitalization. The lawsuit sought damages amounting to $16 million. Brown has consistently denied the allegations, pleading not guilty to charges of grievous bodily … Read more

Pfizer Withdraws Request for Depo-Provera Litigation Coordination in Philadelphia Amid Lack of New Cases

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Philadelphia — A coordinated mass tort regarding Depo-Provera, Pfizer Inc.’s injectable contraceptive, will not proceed in the city for now. The pharmaceutical giant has recently withdrawn its request for the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas to establish a consolidated litigation program concerning this contraceptive, citing an unexpected lack of new lawsuits. Pfizer’s decision comes after expectations of a significant increase in legal filings surrounding the product failed to materialize. The company’s initial proposal aimed to streamline the process for addressing multiple claims against Depo-Provera, but the anticipated surge in litigation has not occurred. Depo-Provera, a … Read more