#legal-battle

#legal-battle

Romania's legal system exonerated Gabriel Popoviciu after an 18-year battle, emphasizing flaws in the prosecution's case and confirming his innocence.

Bertini continues his legal struggle against Apple for trademark rights over 'APPLE JAZZ', facing multiple legal setbacks.

The legal ruling protects the traditional producers of Camembert in Normandy from deceptive mass production labels.

Blake Lively is being sued by Justin Baldoni for $400 million over alleged false accusations of sexual harassment.

A lawsuit over a missing painting raises questions of authenticity and responsibility among art auctioneers.

Michael Murray claims he is the rightful owner of an original Tom Thomson painting that vanished after being sent for auction.

A British tourist faced criminal charges in the US after a wrong-way crash, resulting in serious injuries to two children.

Robb fled to the UK post-incident, complicating legal proceedings until his recent extradition.

The Texas Supreme Court's decision will determine whether SMU can successfully separate from the United Methodist Church, impacting its governance and future.

Alec Baldwin is suing New Mexico prosecutors for malicious prosecution, claiming his rights were violated in the dismissed manslaughter case.

The legal battle between Tyler Skaggs' family and the Angels centers on drug-related negligence claims and evidence disputes, set against the backdrop of his tragic death.

The final season of 'The Curious Case of Natalia Grace' reveals her ongoing struggles and complex relationships following her tumultuous adoption journey.

Native American tribes are suing California cardrooms for illegal gambling practices, jeopardizing vital tax revenues for local city services.

The auction of Solano County's private island marks the end of a decade-long legal battle, with significant stipulations for prospective buyers.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's contentious divorce finally reaches a settlement after eight years, allowing Jolie to focus on healing and moving forward.

Air Canada appealed a court ruling that ordered them to compensate a family for a delayed flight, indicating a trend of airlines resisting compensation.

The House Ethics Committee will publish its report on Matt Gaetz, concluding a lengthy investigation into allegations of misconduct.

Gaetz has filed a lawsuit to block the report's release, claiming jurisdiction issues and potential defamation.

The Ramones biopic faces legal challenges mirroring the band's tumultuous history, jeopardizing creative control and collaboration.

Megan Thee Stallion seeks a restraining order against Tory Lanez for alleged harassment through third-party bloggers.

A Manhattan judge allowed the bribery charges against Mayor Adams to proceed, ruling that the case merits trial in April.

Prattville Pride triumphed in a legal battle allowing them to participate in the Christmas parade, reinforcing their commitment to visibility and community service.

The Onion's owners lost their bid for Alex Jones' Infowars, as a judge ruled the auction process lacked transparency and fairness.

Charlotte Bennett has withdrawn her lawsuit against Andrew Cuomo, citing distress from his litigation tactics using taxpayer funds.

Lawyers for Cuomo claim Bennett's withdrawal is a victory, asserting he has considerable exculpatory evidence against her accusations.

Foley is contesting the seizure of his home to settle a €916,000 tax debt, asserting it as their family residence.

The Miss America Organization is embroiled in legal disputes over ownership just weeks before the 2025 competition, with accusations of fraud and defamation.

Residents of a central London apartment block secured a ruling for the removal of dangerous Grenfell-style cladding, highlighting severe emotional and financial distress.

The 2008 Kingston coal ash disaster had devastating health effects on cleanup workers misled about safety precautions.

Roger Penrose's work transcends mathematical challenges, aiming to reveal underlying geometric truths in our reality.

47 Sri Lankan Tamils have arrived in the UK after over three years of detention in Diego Garcia, marking a significant legal victory.

A&E defends airing the Wendy Williams documentary, citing a prior talent agreement, while her guardian alleges exploitation and infringement of Williams' autonomy.

A San Francisco judge dismissed 32 of 44 charges against protesters who blocked the Golden Gate Bridge, signaling excessive charges by the DA.

David Burg's legal challenges highlight the consequences of strict gun control laws and individual rights under the 2nd Amendment.

Move Inc. has filed a second amended complaint against CoStar Group, addressing two previously dismissed claims related to trade secret violations.

The lawsuit emphasizes the financial burdens and business disruptions caused by a former employee's alleged unauthorized access to Move's systems.

Jane Clarke is fighting her insurer over the designation of her damaged car as a 'category B' write-off, valuing it more for sentimental than financial reasons.

Only Congress can ban election betting, not the CFTC.

Kalshi argues CFTC's definition of gaming is arbitrary and exceeds their authority.

A family risks losing their farmhouse after planning permission was revoked amid a dispute over the building's collapse.