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Lawsuit
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Pelosi Cancels Cornell Event Over Fraternity Assault Lawsuit
The former House Speaker withdrew from a New York appearance after a lawsuit detailed a 2024 sexual assault at the university's Chi Phi house.
LIBRA, M3M3 Class Action Dismissed in SDNY; Leave to Amend Denied
U.S. District Judge Jennifer L. Rochon dismissed a class action against Hayden Davis, Kelsier Ventures, and former Meteora CEO Ben Chow for insufficient legal grounds
Hochul Demands Independent Probe of Cornell After Fraternity Rape Allegations
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul called for an outside review of Cornell University's handling of an alleged gang rape by seven fraternity members.
KelpDAO Sues LayerZero Labs Over $292M rsETH Bridge Exploit
Evercrest Technologies filed a civil claim in British Columbia against LayerZero Labs and co-founder Bryan Pellegrino, alleging the bridge protocol failed to disclose security weaknesses that enabled the April attack.
Indonesian Groups Sue Prabowo Over Forest Fire Response
A coalition of indigenous and civil-society organizations in West Kalimantan filed a class-action lawsuit against President Prabowo Subianto, alleging government negligence in tackling recurrent blazes.
Corteva Sues Startup Over Seed Examination in Patent System Test
A Delaware trial pits Corteva Agriscience against Inari Agriculture over whether companies can bar competitors from studying publicly deposited genetic material.
News Publishers Sue OpenAI, Microsoft Over Training Data
The Seattle Times and Newsday allege the AI developers used their journalism without permission or payment to build commercial products
Pentagon Sued by Fired Stars and Stripes Journalists Over Censorship
Three military news outlet staffers allege Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other officials illegally terminated them for critical reporting and statements supporting press freedom.
Trump Pushes New White House Ballroom Despite Existing Nuclear Bunker
President Trump is championing a new secure ballroom at the White House, but former officials question the need given an underground nuclear-proof facility built a decade ago.
Oregon Jury Awards $550,000 to Teens Trapped on Malfunctioning Ride
A Multnomah County jury found Oaks Park failed to develop a safety plan for the AtmosFEAR ride, which left 30 riders suspended upside down for nearly 30 minutes in June 2024.
Selena Gomez, Wondermind Co-Founders Sued for Securities Fraud Over Startup Collapse
Investors accuse Selena Gomez, Mandy Teefey and Daniella Pierson of making false representations to secure nearly $1.2 million for mental health startup Wondermind
ASX Directors Face Shareholder Suit After $16.5M Penalties Over Failed Blockchain Project
Rosherville Pty Ltd seeks Federal Court permission to sue former ASX officers and directors for alleged duty breaches tied to the abandoned blockchain clearing overhaul
Runlayer Sues Rippling Over Alleged MCP Gateway Clone
AI startup Runlayer alleges HR firm Rippling copied its Model Context Protocol gateway after a year-long product trial.
Cava Hit With $2.2 Billion Insider Trading Suit in Delaware
A pension fund alleges Cava executives and financial backers sold shares while concealing slowing growth from the market.
Warner Bros. Sues Amazon Over Executive Poaching in Contract Breach Claim
The lawsuit alleges Amazon induced HBO Max marketing executive Pia Barlow to breach a contract running through Oct. 31, 2027.
Broadcom's Audit Push Draws Retaliation Claim From Allstate After Contract Exit
Allstate alleges Broadcom launched license audits in response to the insurer dropping VMware and CA Technologies contracts, escalating a December 2024 lawsuit.
Musk Lawyers Say OpenAI Deceived Founders in Multi-Billion Dollar Pivot
Elon Musk's legal team argues OpenAI abandoned its nonprofit mission, enriching partners like Microsoft and violating founding agreement worth billions
Musk Lawsuit Threatens OpenAI's $86B Valuation Structure
Legal challenge alleges breach of founding charter, targeting the capped-profit model that enables the AI company's massive fundraising
Jan. 6 Mob Sues Feds for Millions, Threatens Taxpayers
A lawsuit from January 6th participants demanding tens of millions for alleged police force creates a dangerous precedent for federal liability and could destabilize investor confidence in government resilience.