Influencer Dodges $150M Defamation Suit Over Ex-Attorney’s Divorce, But Refiling Threat Looms

A social media influencer facing a $150 million defamation lawsuit can, for the moment, experience a reprieve. The suit, filed against the influencer for allegedly misrepresenting an ex-Greenberg Traurig LLP attorney’s tumultuous divorce, was dismissed by a Florida federal judge due to poorly executed drafting. However, the judge has also noted that most of the…

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University of Denver Law Professor Files Reverse Discrimination Suit Against Institution

The 2020-2021 academic year at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law witnessed the non-renewal of the seven-year contract of Professor David Schott, transforming him into an at-will employee of the institution. As a result, Schott alleged reverse sex discrimination and sued the university, claiming a lack of procedural protections he would have been…

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Elon Musk Finances Gina Carano’s Lawsuit Against Disney for Wrongful Termination and Sex Discrimination

In an unexpected development in the entertainment law scene, the former Mandalorian actress Gina Carano has lodged a lawsuit against Disney for wrongful termination and sex discrimination. A surprise factor in this case is tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, who is financing Carano’s legal action. According to reports, Musk has developed a penchant for abusive litigation…

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Trump’s Legal Choices: A Microcosm of Presidential Decision-Making and Its Global Impact

Every president is scrutinized frequently, their decisions and reactions dissected within the fine lines of newspapers and online articles. Equally as important as their bold policy decisions is their ability to listen to, and follow through with, sound advice. This is particularly evident when looking at former President Donald Trump’s approach to handling defamation and…

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Attorney Roberta Kaplan Reveals Misogynistic Encounter with Trump During High-Stakes Deposition

In a stunning reveal, high-profile attorney Roberta Kaplan, has shared some fascinating insights into her court encounter with former president, Donald Trump. This sharing comes on the back of securing an impressive $88+ million payday for her client. Kaplan made her comments during an episode of George Conway’s podcast, where she not only discussed her…

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Thai Constitutional Court Deems Attempts to Amend Royal Insult Law Illegal, Jeopardizing Political Party

The Constitutional Court of Thailand recently ruled that efforts spearheaded by the opposition Move Forward Party (MFP) to amend the royal insult law are illegal. This development mandates stopping any lobbying for alterations. The verdict paves the way for potential political prohibitions for the party and any members who breach the law. This judgement stems…

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Trump’s Legal Shuffle: Is Alina Habba Here to Stay Amidst Million-Dollar Verdicts and Sanctions?

After Friday’s staggering $83.3 million verdict in the E. Jean Carroll defamation trial, former president Donald Trump has declared he is actively seeking new lawyers. While many have interpreted this move as an intention to replace his current legal representative, Alina Habba, the reality may not be as straightforward. Habba, who has drawn some attention…

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Ex-BigLaw Shareholder’s Defamation Battle Highlights Social Media’s Impact on Legal Landscape

A contentious legal dispute involving a former shareholder of Greenberg Traurig LLP has drawn renewed attention. The ex-shareholder, who remains unnamed, has been embroiled in a $150 million defamation lawsuit against a social media influencer, accusing the latter of spreading detailed, private information about a highly sensitive divorce case. Dramatically, the influencer is alleged to…

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Trump Defamation Retrial Push: Lawyer Questions Judge’s Ties to Plaintiff’s Counsel

Former President Donald Trump’s lawyer, Alina Habba, is suggesting a retrial in the defamation lawsuit filed by New York writer, E. Jean Carroll against her client. This suggestion comes just three days after a New York jury awarded Carroll $83.3 million in damages. Bloomberg Law reports that Habba expressed concerns about a supposed close professional…

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Courts’ Role in Combating Political Dishonesty and Safeguarding Ballot Eligibility

It’s been widely debated, especially in recent years, whether courts should be determining a candidate’s eligibility for the ballot. Unsurprisingly, one of the most divisive voices in this argument has been the Colorado court’s decision to remove a candidate from the ballot – a verdict some have dubbed as “undemocratic.” However, asMark Herrmann argues, the…

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Trump Defamation Case: Kaplan Asserts $88 Million Payment Will Be Collected for Carroll

Unless you’ve been exceptionally disconnected, you would have heard about the major $83.3 million verdict against Donald Trump in a defamation case. This follows a recent pattern of right-wing Republicans found liable for defamation who subsequently declare bankruptcy to avoid compensating the plaintiffs. At stake here is whether E. Jean Carroll will indeed receive the…

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Judge Admonishes Trump’s Legal Team, Stresses Importance of Procedural Rules in Defamation Case

In a recent defamation case, a notable development saw a judge admonishing former President Donald Trump, while taking the time to educate lawyers about procedural rules. The remarkable comment the judge made was that ‘this is not a tag-team lawyering’. The case involves allegations of defamation made by a woman who previously appeared on ‘The…

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Trump’s Defamation Trial: A Tumultuous Journey with Alina Habba’s Audacious Legal Defense

The lawyers representing former US President Donald Trump have wrapped up their arguments in the E. Jean Carroll defamation case, essentially running out of gas in their attempts to refocus a miffed jury. Particularly notable has been the performance of Alina Habba—the flamboyant, often controversial figure steering Trump’s legal defense. Despite the tense atmosphere pervading…

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Trump Abruptly Exits Courtroom During Defamation Trial: A Crossroads in Politics and Legal Affairs

In a significant twist in proceedings, former US President Donald Trump abruptly walked out of the courtroom during the defamation trial filed by writer E. Jean Carroll. This unexpected act took place mere minutes after he arrived in court and as Carroll’s lawyer began delivering closing statements. Donald Trump was reportedly scowling as he exited…

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Trump’s Legal Challenge: E. Jean Carroll Defamation Battle Continues Amid Election Season

Following the recent proceedings at the federal courthouse in Lower Manhattan, former President Donald Trump reportedly expressed his displeasure – once his five-minute testimony during the civil trial for the troversial E. Jean Carroll defamation lawsuit was significantly restrained. Here’s more about the recent hearing. The decree from the presiding judge was explicit and straightforward:…

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