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In a Boston courtroom on October 15, a judge will begin hearing a
lawsuit
claiming that Harvard’s admission process discriminates against Asian-Americans.
The reason, the
lawsuit
claims, is that these men oversaw an institutional culture that punished those who reported the assaults, while refusing to punish the attackers.
Yet another
lawsuit
regarding sex crimes was dismissed this year.
Chinese law limits the types of bureaucratic actions that can be challenged by lawsuit, such as abuses of discretion.
In 2012, an American investor filed a
lawsuit
against the Quebec government’s decision to deny a permit for hydraulic fracturing under the Saint Lawrence River.
Adding further fuel to the fire, New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer recently filed a civil
lawsuit
against GlaxoSmithKline for potentially misleading doctors by publicizing a favorable study of paroxetine for pediatric depression while downplaying other unfavorable trials.
It has also been revealed that in 2012, Paddock filed a negligence
lawsuit
against a Las Vegas hotel where he had fallen; litigiousness can be a hallmark of the resentful and paranoid.
Poland’s Immoral Refugee PolicyWARSAW – On June 13, the European Commission filed a
lawsuit
against Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary, accusing them of violating European Union law by refusing to admit refugees.
Thomas Edison designed the phonograph to help the blind – and filed a
lawsuit
to prevent it from being used to play music.
And, in fact, Schrems’s
lawsuit
was heavily informed by Snowden’s disclosures, which included details of a US National Security Agency program whereby US companies allegedly handed over to the NSA personal information stored on their computer systems.
Despite the Privacy Shield agreement, Schrems’s
lawsuit
will likely continue to reverberate across the EU.
Just five days after the FDA sent its letter, a California woman, Lisa Casey, filed a $5 million class-action
lawsuit
against the firm, alleging false and misleading advertising.
Casey’s
lawsuit
has latched onto this practice, which her attorney calls, “a very thinly disguised way of getting people to pay [23andMe] to build a DNA database.”
It brings closure to an important US Justice Department lawsuit, filed in 1999 under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, and then left partly unresolved, until October 2017, during a decade of appeals and legal wrangling following the 2006 decision.
With the OECD and the International Monetary Fund, along with many NGOs and voluntary companies, supporting such rules, opponents – such as the American Petroleum Institute, which has filed a
lawsuit
against the SEC – are unlikely to succeed.
In 2001, a
lawsuit
brought by public-interest NGOs resulted in the Indian Supreme Court recognizing the right to food as an aspect of the constitutionally protected “right to life.”
The vultures’ business was enabled in part by litigation over the so-called champerty defense – based on a longstanding English common-law doctrine, later adopted by US state legislatures, prohibiting the purchase of debt with the intent of bringing a
lawsuit.
The foreign ministry has announced that Russia will not comply with the decision of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea in a
lawsuit
brought by the owners of a ship used by the environmental group Greenpeace.
The
lawsuit
stemmed from an incident in September, when Greenpeace activists, as part of the group’s global “Save the Arctic” campaign, tried to place a protest poster on Russia’s Prirazlomnaya oil platform.
A new clause written into the country’s media law allows citizens to file a
lawsuit
if they have a complaint with an article or news item, even if the reporting does not directly mention them.
As Dennis Kelleher, head of Better Markets, put it,“Rather than throwing the book at [JPM] and its executives, the Department of Justice called off a press conference and stopped a
lawsuit
because the bank’s high profile, politically-connected CEO, Jamie Dimon, personally called the Attorney General and asked him to do so.”
“Few if any Americans have the ability to even get the AG on the phone,” Kelleher reminds us, “much less the power to get him to stop him from filing a
lawsuit
that would have revealed to the public the details of JPMorgan’s alleged illegal conduct.”
Naftogaz also agreed to drop another
lawsuit
against Gazprom.
Nonetheless, details have begun to seep out – through
lawsuit
documents (including contract disputes), government studies, reports to shareholders, and industry insiders.
Antitrust Alone Won’t Fix the Innovation ProblemCAMBRIDGE – The US Department of Justice’s
lawsuit
against Google may be the first salvo in a forthcoming barrage of antitrust actions directed at Big Tech.
Though the Google
lawsuit
focuses narrowly on “anticompetitive and exclusionary practices in the search and search advertising markets,” a lengthy report released recently by the US House Antitrust Subcommittee lists several other issues on policymakers’ radar.
The Russian firm that issued the loan, Aviazapchast, which has previously been linked to Russia’s intelligence services, has just filed a
lawsuit
demanding repayment.
Muthana, however, was born months after her father left his position, which has become the basis of a
lawsuit
filed by her father against US President Donald Trump’s administration.
That changed last month, when the state of Massachusetts filed documents in a
lawsuit
against the company and 16 executives and members of the family, including Arthur Sackler’s nephew, Richard Sackler.
The Massachusetts
lawsuit
alleges that members of the Sackler family continued to push sales of the drug long after they became aware that it was dangerous and addictive.
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