#legal-fees

#legal-fees

Marilyn Manson dropped his defamation lawsuit against Evan Rachel Wood, agreeing to pay nearly $327,000 in legal fees after his claims were dismissed.

Marilyn Manson is withdrawing his lawsuit against Evan Rachel Wood, agreeing to pay her legal fees and marking a closure to this chapter.

Marilyn Manson dropped his lawsuit against Evan Rachel Wood and will pay $327,000 in attorney fees.

Coleen Rooney's legal fees in the Wagatha Christie case exceeded 1.8 million, raising concerns over excessive costs in high-profile libel trials.

Prince Harry withdrew his libel case against a UK newspaper just hours before handing over relevant documents to the High Court.

Harry may have to pay over $950,000 in fees for the newspaper and his own attorneys.

He had sued Associated Newspapers Limited over an article that accused him of misleading the public about paying for personal security.

Businesses seeking discrimination protection may incur substantial legal fees, providing a financial perspective on the Supreme Court's decisions.

Colorado to pay $1.5 million in legal fees to anti-LGBTQ+ web designer Smith after Supreme Court ruling affirms free speech over anti-discrimination protections.

Massive legal fees in high-profile cases can pose significant risks and raise questions about appropriateness and justification.

The legal team's fee request for Elon Musk's case sparked discussions on the limits of legal compensation in high-stakes litigation.

Elon Musk's legal team seeks delay in hearing to determine legal fees related to challenge of 2018 Performance Award.

Elon Musk's Tesla pay package careens into wall and catches fire.

The annoyance of lawyers being treated like children.

The misconception of ChatGPT being a legal research tool.

Trump donors paying $50 million in legal fees last year.

The correlation between high school debaters and great lawyers.

Tesla shareholder challenges $5.1 billion fee request in Tornetta vs. Musk case.

New York taxpayers reimbursed ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo over half a million dollars for his legal fees.

The state is required to cover legal expenses for current or former elected officials who aren't convicted.

Keon Hardemon, a criminal defense attorney, quietly working with legal team representing Alex Díaz de la Portilla in bribery and money laundering case.

Hardemon, paid $25,000 by de la Portilla's political committee for 'legal fees', assists in demonstrating charges as political and fabricated.

Former President Donald Trump has been ordered to pay nearly $400,000 in legal fees to The New York Times and three of its investigative reporters.

The lawsuit was filed by Trump after The New York Times published an investigation into his finances, revealing tax schemes and fraud behind his fortune.

The investigation was based on over 100,000 pages of documents, some obtained with the help of Trump's estranged niece, Mary Trump.

The city of Montclair is pursuing legal action against Councilmember Ben Lopez for damages incurred in sexual harassment lawsuits.

The city seeks to recover over $700,000 in legal fees it has paid as a result of the employees' lawsuits.

Black Lives Matter activist may have to pay over $700,000 in legal fees for a "frivolous" lawsuit against the national group.

She has already been ordered to pay $100,698 in legal fees, and a judge will decide whether she will have to pay an additional $600,000.

Kasowitz Benson Torres is suing a former Gibson Dunn partner for nearly $500,000 in legal fees.

The firm has initiated multiple court actions against former clients for a total of $5.2 million in legal fees.

Donald Trump raised tens of millions in donations after being convicted of a crime, with hefty legal fees and ongoing criminal charges ahead.

The Patriot Legal Defense Fund was created to help former Trump associates with their legal fees.

The fund has raised $1.6 million but has only spent $28,578, mostly at Mar-a-Lago.

Lawyer in defamation case asks judge to ensure Trump does not disrupt legal proceedings

Trump ordered to pay nearly $400,000 in legal fees to the New York Times

A plan to use taxpayer funds to assist Donald Trump in covering legal fees has been abandoned after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said he would veto the proposal.

The proposed legislation would have allowed Florida to give up to $5 million to Trump as he faces multiple legal challenges.

The bill had received backing from Florida's Republican chief financial officer and a member of DeSantis's Cabinet.

Trump spent $50 million on legal fees and expenses in 2020.

Despite the high spending, Trump keeps losing in court.