Lawsuit
Judge bars Kars4Kids from advertising, saying it misled donors about Orthodox Jewish mission
A California Superior Court judge ruled that Kars4Kids had violated the state’s false advertising and unfair competition laws by failing to disclose where it allocated funds from its donations.
Can Israel actually sue 'The New York Times' over 'dog rape' column? - explainer
Israel to take legal action against 'New York Times' over claims of 'dog rape' of Palestinians
Long Island school district pays $125K to settle lawsuit over erased pro-Palestinian student art
Open-AI Chief Sam Altman to testify in Elon Musk trial
The trial may determine the future of OpenAI and its leadership, after the company raised hundreds of billions of dollars from large technology companies and investors to build its computing power.
Texas sues Netflix, accusing company of spying on children and users
Texas Attorney General sues Netflix, accusing the company of spying on children and selling user data without consent in a deceptive trade practices lawsuit.
State pays thousand in damages to PMO employee harassed for two years by Sara Netanyahu - report
S. filed the lawsuit with the Jerusalem Labor Court several months ago, claiming that over the two years she has worked at the PMO, Sara Netanyahu has routinely humiliated and degraded her.
Apple settles with iPhone owners for $250 million over misleading AI claims
The Tuesday settlement resolved claims that the company misled consumers about the capabilities of its “Apple Intelligence” system, with some users eligible for payments of up to $95.
Bennett files defamation lawsuit against MKs, Channel 14, for mental illness claims
Former prime minister Naftali Bennett said that claims that he took pills to function were "blatant lies" meant to damage his chances of being elected again.
Netanyahu ordered to submit medical records in defamation case
The decision, handed down Thursday by Beersheba District Court Judge Menahem Mizrahi, is part of a continuing saga involving medical records, social media posts, and defamation lawsuits.
AI startup Mercor faces mass litigation following data breach - report
In early April, extortion-hacker group Lapsus$ took credit for hacking Mercor, claiming to have stolen four terabytes of data.
DOJ: SPLC funded KKK, neo Nazi group leaders to profit off their existence
“The Southern Poverty Law Center is manufacturing racism to justify its existence,” Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a statement.
Ben-Gvir to sign off on Ruti Hauslich promotion after court pressure
The court then gave that notice the force of a decision and deleted the petition as moot, while leaving open the question of legal costs.
Kash Patel demands $250M from The Atlantic over 'drunk FBI director' claims
The defamation suit argues that the article "falsely asserted Patel is a habitual drunk, unable to perform his duties," among other issues, and that it was published "with actual malice."
