#legal-dispute

#legal-dispute

Baroness Michelle Mone has accused Chancellor Rachel Reeves of fuelling a "government vendetta" against her and her husband Doug Barrowman, following remarks reportedly made by Reeves at a Labour Party Conference fringe event this week. In a strongly worded statement posted on LinkedIn, Mone said Reeves "openly confirmed" that the government is pursuing a personal and political campaign against her, after responding "Too right we do" when asked about allegations of bias towards Mone and PPE Medpro

Local News Todd & Weld says the network left more than $400,000 in legal bills unpaid. The law firm Todd & Weld is suing the conservative media outlet Newsmax over alleged unpaid legal bills totaling more than $400,000. In a complaint filed in Suffolk Superior Court on Sept. 18, Todd & Weld says Newsmax is in breach of contract and "concedes it owes but refuses to pay," for its work representing the company over multiple libel lawsuits against Newsmax over its coverage of voter fraud.

The company says OpenAI is pursuing unfair advantages in the race to develop AI technology. OpenAI is targeting those individuals with knowledge of xAI's key technologies and business plans, including xAI's source code and its operational advantages in launching data centers, then inducing those employees to breach their confidentiality and other obligations to xAI through unlawful means, the lawsuit states.

Davis said he was surprised his videos generated so much attention, given his modest following. The co-founder of John Geiger clothing and footwear said he reserved the Invisible House for a company retreat but had hoped to make the most of the booking by also shooting content in the surrounding environs. During his stay, Davis and three others - a business partner, a photographer and a model - walked away from the home into what they thought was open desert to take photos. They didn't realize the house sits on 90 acres and unpermitted commercial activity is forbidden anywhere on the property, he said.

Rafael Sanctuary took the horses, along with equipment, from River Lodge Equestrian Centre last month after finding out the business was to be sold

New reporting from Wired details the explosively acrimonious fallout of a deal gone horribly wrong, between a San Francisco venture capitalist and a single mother she engaged to be a pregnancy surrogate. The story, which has gone viral on social media, centers on an ambitious and exacting venture capitalist, Cindy Bi, and a woman referred to in the story as Rebecca Smith, a pseudonym to protect her privacy, who agreed to be a surrogate for Bi and her husband.

Jules Thomas, the former partner of Ian Bailey, has fired Gerald Kean as her solicitor in her legal action against Netflix.

There is little debate about the song's origins. Sting has always said he wrote the words, chords and melody in one burst of inspiration while staying in Jamaica. His original demo is almost identical to the released version on the band's Synchronicity album. What Summers and Copeland now argue is that their contributions - in particular Summers' distinctive guitar arpeggio riff - transformed the track from a rough sketch into a timeless hit. Summers has described his part as rescuing the song from "going in the trash".

The truth is that the stadium offered FIFA many, many options, and FIFA rejected them all. Until they got to the point of 'you pay the equivalent of the most expensive ticket in the stadium for each seat and go ahead.' And it seems that's where a solution will finally be achieved. That is, the stadium will have to pay FIFA for our seats out of its own pocket.

has confirmed that her former fiancé, Orlando Bloom, is the true owner of a $15 million Montecito mansion that has been at the center of a yearslong legal battle between the pop star and an ailing Army veteran who was understood to have sold it to her in 2020.

In the suit, filed in London High Court, guitarist Andy Summers and drummer Stewart Copeland claim they never got songwriting credit on their band's 1983 single, one of the biggest hits of the '80s and famously sampled on Diddy and Faith Evans' "I'll Be Missing You." They allege in the suit that they have never been paid for their writing contributions.

Under the Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023, 100% of service charges collected in a venue must be shared among workers in a fair and transparent way, and employees have the right to know how tips are allocated and distributed.

Harvard's attorneys argue that federal funding cuts threaten vital research in medicine, science, and technology, seeking to block the Trump administration's use of funding as leverage.

Lisa Flaherty stormed out of the packed room, visibly angered. The suggestion that she had been in a relationship with Joseph Grogan since she was 16 had caused his family "endless anxiety". Solicitor and senior counsel Damien Tansey noted, "It puts Joe Grogan into the realm of a paedophile."

The owner of a multi-million-pound penthouse on Park Lane has been engaged in an eight-year legal battle over a lift installation agreement. The dispute escalated to include allegations of leaky roofs and disruptive noise from the lift.

The Port of Oakland proposed changing the airport name to Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport, aiming to ease tensions with SFO amidst an ongoing legal dispute.

Members of East Lane Theatre Company claim they have never been shown 'any evidence for the valuations' by Brent Council which initially raised the annual rent by 73,500.

The city's sanitation crew seized and destroyed tents, tarps, pallets, shopping carts and many other objects, resulting in numerous homeless encampment cleanups each week.

We are going to go with 'Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport.' This is really leaning into Oakland and putting Oakland first, said Director of Aviation Craig Simon.

Schein's lawsuit claims that his former partner, Shamshovich, engaged in a malicious scheme to drive his firm, Seiden & Schein, into financial ruin.

A pet shop owner received a legal letter from fashion giant Hugo Boss due to the name of his company, Boss Pets, causing him distress.

Johnson claims he successfully recruited four NFL players for Ellison and has not been compensated as per their alleged agreement, suggesting a breach of contract.

One of Engelhorn's lawyers, Tony Williams, says the heir was "tricked" into signing the gift paperwork when Bolog gave it to her one morning while she was vacationing on Cape Cod in Massachusetts.

I worked my whole life in this shop. My father put his whole life into this shop, it's internationally well-respected and in almost five and a half years the shop is no more.

A seven-year, 250,000 neighbours' row over a few inches of land, sparked by a doctor's garden tap, has been blasted as 'ridiculous' by a top judge.

FIFA's decision to exclude León from the Club World Cup due to shared ownership with Pachuca undermines competitive integrity, an issue being appealed at CAS.

The legal dispute escalated after Bromley Council accused Biggin Hill Airport of demolishing a historically significant World War Two hut, prompting legal action.

A mysterious investor from London, Charles Garson, contends his $20 million offer for Canoo's assets is being ignored in favor of a lesser bid by CEO Anthony Aquila.

Deel's countersuit against Rippling paints the company and its CEO as motivated by jealousy, alleging a campaign to harm Deel's reputation amid accusations of corporate espionage.