Attorney Tony Buzbee is in the spotlight again, this time for his threats against other celebrities involved in the ongoing scandal with rapper and mogul Sean Combs, popularly known as Diddy. Buzbee, representing over 120 alleged victims, is trying to expand his legal battle. He's now focusing on fa
Kanye West, also known as Ye, is making headlines again, but this time it's not for his music. His former project manager, Murphy Aficionado, has filed a lawsuit against him. The lawsuit claims that Ye was a bad boss and engaged in inappropriate behavior during work meetings. One of the most shockin
In a twist of events, business owners around the corner where George Floyd was tragically killed in 2020 are taking legal action against the city of Minneapolis. They want the city to take over their properties and compensate them for losses. The businesses, including the former Cup Foods (now Unity
Yesterday brought big news from Trump's camp. He's expected to name Senator Marco Rubio as the new secretary of state. Some people in his group think Rubio doesn't fully support Trump's "America First" idea, but they still trust him. Representative Elise Stefanik from New York could be the next amba
In a surprising turn of events, the bankruptcy trustees of the once-mighty crypto exchange FTX have filed a lawsuit against their former rival, Binance. The lawsuit, which was filed in a US bankruptcy court in Delaware, is seeking to recover a staggering $1. 76 billion. This massive sum was allegedl
Imagine a crypto puzzle where FTX, a once-thriving exchange, now accuses its former rival Binance of a $1. 8 billion mishap. This isn't just any feud; it's a tale of lost funds and alleged deceit. Back in July 2021, FTX's sister company, Alameda Research, bought back stakes from Binance's CEO, Chan
Binance, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, and its former CEO, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), are being sued by FTX for a staggering $1. 8 billion. This legal battle comes after FTX filed a lawsuit claiming that Binance and CZ played a significant role in FTX's collapse last year. The lawsu
Diego Pavia, the quarterback for Vanderbilt, is taking a stand against the NCAA. He's suing them because he wants an extra year or two of eligibility. Right now, Pavia is listed as a senior, but he's only 23 years old. He didn't start his college football career at a big university. Instead, he play
Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia has decided to take legal action against the NCAA. He argues that the rules about junior college seasons and the four-year eligibility limit are unfair and violate antitrust laws. Pavia believes these rules prevent athletes from making money through Name, Image, an
Ever wondered how a law starts in one state and then spreads across the entire country? In the U. S. , many national policies begin as state laws. But why do some state laws become national while others don't? Researchers have looked at where a law starts, what type it is, and even the wealth or pol
