These are the facts in yesterday’s libel case, which I blogged about. Gogol v. WhiteThe plaintiff has presented the following scenario: Multiple tweets were published […]
Ephraim, Fatimah, Fatimah, Dwight Johnson, Raasikh and Raasikh are all members of the community once known under the United Nation of Islam. Kendra Ross and […]
Czernyk v. Bongiovanni, plaintiff sued defendant over an alleged rape; Recent public claims made by plaintiff’s lawyer about the lawyer of defendant and defendant, as well […]
The Hill reports that several Senate Democrats might push a narrative that suggests the midterm elections in 2022 are invalidated by Republican opposition to their […]
By Matt Weidinger for RealClearPolicy Federal lawmakers have resumed discussions about new spending to combat pandemics after their Christmas break. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer […]
According to a new report, congressional Democrats want to invoke an obscure provision of the 14th Amendment that would prohibit Donald Trump’s ever again holding […]
Start at Ralston v. GarabedianJudge Mark Kearney, E.D., ruled Thursday in favor of the petition. Pa.): Lawyer representing former students may contact a school to […]
Megan Gray, an attorney whom I am very familiar with and who I have great trust in, passed on the purported Delaware Attorney General’s Office […]
Twitter was sent a purported subpoena from the Delaware Attorney General’s Office by a lawyer I trust very much. Evidently, the subpoena wasn’t signed, and […]
Doe 1 against Northshore Univ. HealthsystemYesterday’s decision was made by Judge John F. Kness of N.D. Illinois. The court started by acknowledging that pseudonymous lawsuits […]
