In a recent report, iconic rappers Snoop and Master P are taking legal action against big names like Post and Walmart for allegedly sabotaging their cereal brand.
Law360 shares more on this.
Further news highlights American pop star Taylor Swift engaging the same controversial lawsuit tactics used by tech billionaire Elon Musk.
For those interested, a detailed explanation is provided by
CNN.
Meanwhile, the legal sector faces inconsistent financial performance; while some firms grapple with layoffs, others are thriving quite unexpectedly. Arnold & Porter – no stranger to the topsy-turvy COVID business environment – emerges as a promising example of profit maximization, as reported by
American Lawyer.
The topic of vicarious liability arises in the unusual manslaughter conviction of a school shooter’s mother. A detailed case summary is documented by
Reuters.
In a not entirely surprising move, Donald Trump’s fundraising efforts are reportedly being used to fund legal expenses for his children’s indiscretions. This interesting trend is further explored by
Business Insider.
Elon Musk makes headlines again by supporting Gina Carano’s lawsuit against Disney on grounds usually seen as anti-trans. This swift development is covered by
Bloomberg Law News.
In a positive development for those interested in legal education, Elon University begins admitting law students in Charlotte.
WBTV has more on this.