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Elon Musk Backs US Republicans and Global Far-Right Figures
PARIS, July 16 — Against the backdrop of a deeply fragmented French political landscape, the intervention of one…
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WASHINGTON, July 16 — The term “revenge porn” describes the distribution of sexually explicit images or videos of…
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What Happens Next: Legal Proceedings and Potential Outcomes
NEW YORK, July 16 — The fate of a foreign-corruption case against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani now rests…
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Judge Garaufis scrutinizes dismissal in federal case
BROOKLYN, July 16 — A federal judge in Brooklyn has ordered Gautam Adani to file a sworn affidavit…
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Giuffra’s dual roles spark scrutiny over potential influence in Adani-Trump case
WASHINGTON — The dual role of Robert J. Giuffra Jr. as both personal lawyer to President Donald Trump…
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Adani Indictment: DOJ Seeks Dismissal, Timeline Revealed
NEW YORK, July 16 — A $10 billion investment offer is at the heart of an unusual legal…
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Boston Law Firm Targets Planet Fitness in $1B Securities Lawsuit
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Planet Fitness Hit with Securities Fraud Class Action Lawsuit
NEW YORK, July 15 — A securities fraud class action has been filed against Planet Fitness, giving investors…
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Ukraine’s Naval Self-Defense Legal Under International Law
THE HAGUE, July 15 — The legal architecture of the law of the sea is being tested in…
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EPA’s Regan Eyes Clean Air Act Enforcement at Colossus 2
WASHINGTON, July 15 — Michael S. Regan, the Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, has become a…
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EPA, Mississippi, Environmental Integrity Project key players
WASHINGTON — The Environmental Integrity Project, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization founded in 2002 by former EPA enforcement attorneys,…
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Trump Proposed, Then Abandoned Strait of Hormuz Fee
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The Strait of Hormuz is a narrow choke point, a ribbon of water where…
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Law Offices of Frank R. Cruz: A History in Securities Lawsuits
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Badger Meter Lawsuit: Lead Plaintiff Selection and Discovery Next
MILWAUKEE, July 14 — A class-action lawsuit against Badger Meter, the Wisconsin-based manufacturer of water flow measurement technologies,…
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Trump administration scraps Strait of Hormuz cargo vessel transit fee
WASHINGTON, July 14 — President Donald Trump has decided to abandon a proposed fee on cargo ships transiting…
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ADMA Biologics Fraud Case: Next Legal Steps and Possible Outcomes
NEW YORK, July 14 — A securities fraud class action against ADMA Biologics is moving through the early…
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ADMA Biologics Faces Securities Fraud Class Action: Key Dates
NEW YORK, July 14 — A securities fraud class action against ADMA Biologics is now under review in…
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Atos Case Sparks Rare European Class Action Lawsuit
PARIS, July 14 — A shareholder class action lawsuit has been filed against French technology giant Atos, seeking…
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SEC Enforcement: Chairmen, Commissioners, Directors
WASHINGTON, July 14 — Gary Gensler’s tenure atop the Securities and Exchange Commission has become a central flashpoint…
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Securities fraud lead plaintiff process explained under federal law
MANILA, July 14 — A legal framework that reshaped how American securities fraud cases are pursued is now…
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Federal Reserve Marks Century Since 1913 Banking Panic
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The Federal Reserve System, the central bank of the United States, was born from…
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Elizabeth Warren: Senator Proposing Taxes on Automation Since 2022
WASHINGTON, July 14 — Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts senator and former Harvard Law professor, is once again positioning…
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NEW YORK, July 14 — A class action lawsuit filed against ADMA Biologics alleges the company engaged in…
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Congressional War Powers Debate Over Force Against Iran
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