Legal & Regulatory

Donald Trump Denied $464M Appeal Bond Amid New York Civil Fraud Judgment

Trump denied $464M appeal bond in NY fraud case. Legal battles intensify as Trump's team struggles to secure funds, hindering appeals.


Joe Biden 2025 Budget Proposal Could Significantly Reduce the Wealth Your Heirs Will Get

President Joe Biden's 2025 budget proposal could reportedly reduce the wealth your heirs will get.

Australian Taxi Drivers Secure $272 Million from Uber in Historic World-First Settlement of Class Action Case

Uber settles a landmark $272 million class action lawsuit with Australian taxi operators after a five-year legal battle.

Former UK Tech Titan Mike Lynch Faces Trial in US Over Silicon Valley's Fraud, Conspiracy Charges

A former UK tech mogul is set to face trial in the US for allegedly orchestrating "the largest fraud in the history" of Silicon Valley.


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The National Association of Realtors has announced a $418 million settlement to address antitrust litigation, potentially leading to cost reductions for homebuyers and sellers.
Google's new billing system violated competition law, CCI claims. Now, DG has been ordered to start a probe.
Is Craig Wright the real bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto? A London judge has finally revealed the answer.
A black deaf employee at Google, filed a legal complaint alleging discrimination based on her disability and race. Despite Google's praise for inclusivity, she claims the company failed to provide accommodations and sign-language interpreters.
Shou Chew, CEO of TikTok, has spoken against the US House measure requiring Bytedance to divest or risk a TikTok ban.
Former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin leads investor group to rescue TikTok from potential U.S. ban, responding to bipartisan legislation mandating ByteDance divestment.
Losses exceeding $700,000 in individual cases due to refund fraud were owed to platforms like TikTok and Telegram, where these schemes were promoted.
Europe sets a historic precedent by enacting the world's first comprehensive artificial intelligence law, aiming to regulate high-risk AI applications with enforcement measures, including fines of up to 7 percent of annual global profits for non-compliance.
Chubb CEO Evan Greenberg has defended the company's decision to provide former President Donald Trump with a $91.6 million appeal bond in E. Jean Carroll's defamation case.
Epic Games seeks the court to hold Apple in contempt for failing to open its App Store to external payment sources after Apple approved third-party apps with payment processing links.
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