Parents of a 9-year-old and a 17-year-old claim the app influenced dangerous behaviors and violated child safety laws. The app’s creators, backed by Google, are under fire for failing to protect young users. #AIRegulation #ChildSafety #TechLawsuit

The daughter of an 80-year-old woman has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the makers of a Sleep Number bed after her mother, Rosalind Walker, died from injuries sustained after getting trapped in the bed. The lawsuit alleges that a defective Sleep Number bed contributed to her mother’s death.

Rymir Satterthwaite, 31, is suing Jay-Z, accusing the rapper of avoiding a DNA test to prove paternity. Satterthwaite alleges years of legal obstruction and seeks the unsealing of court records to uncover the truth about his late mother’s claims. #JayZ #PaternityLawsuit #LegalBattle

Texas is suing New York-based Dr. Margaret Carpenter for prescribing abortion pills to Texans via telehealth, claiming she violated Texas law. This unprecedented case could reshape the fight over abortion rights across state lines.

Luigi Mangione, now faces federal charges, including murder, stalking, and possession of a gun silencer, alongside state terrorism charges in New York. Prosecutors allege Mangione meticulously planned the Dec. 4 killing of CEO Brian Thompson. Mangione could face the death penalty under federal law.

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has filed a groundbreaking complaint against the producers of Netflix’s hit reality show Love Is Blind, arguing that contestants should be treated as employees, not participants. This would give them fair pay, better working conditions, and unionization.

Luigi Mangione, 26, is now charged with murder as an act of terrorism for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson earlier this month in Manhattan. If convicted, he could face life in prison without parole.

Two women have accused prominent Modesto OB-GYN Dr. Robert Altman of sexual misconduct, claiming inappropriate touching and lack of chaperones during exams. The CA Medical Board has charged Dr. Altman with sexual exploitation and gross negligence. #MedicalMisconduct #CaliforniaNews #Healthcare

Melissa Brewton, 49, has filed a lawsuit against Baylor Scott & White, claiming she was switched at birth in 1975 at a Dallas-area hospital. Her suspicions that were confirmed after a DNA test. Her attorney argues the hospital should be held accountable.

Two lawsuits accuse leaders of Little Rock’s Immanuel Baptist Church of enabling years of sexual abuse by ignoring allegations against former ministers Patrick Miller&Reagan Gray, both face felony charges. The lawsuits claim church leaders knew about the abuse but failed to act.

A podiatrist and recruiter in Texas were sentenced for scamming TRICARE, the health program for U.S. service members. They fraudulently billed $8.5M. Expert Healthcare Law Attorney Art Kalantar gives us insight into the Health Care Fraud statute

A federal judge has paused the Corporate Transparency Act, halting nationwide requirements for small businesses to report their ownership details. The law aimed to combat financial crimes but faced backlash for confusion and low compliance rates among millions of businesses.

Former US District Judge Joshua Kindred resigned after an investigation revealed sexual misconduct and abuse of power, including coercing a prosecutor. The fallout led to a vacated conviction in a cyberstalking case Kindred oversaw, exposing concerns about judicial integrity in Alaska.

Jay-Z has been added to a lawsuit accusing him and Diddy of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl at a 2000 afterparty. The plaintiff alleges she was drugged and assaulted after the VMAs. Jay-Z denies the claims, calling them "heinous" and demanding a criminal investigation.

A U.S. court upheld a law forcing TikTok’s parent, ByteDance, to sell its U.S. operations by January 19, 2024—or face a nationwide ban. A ban would remove TikTok from app stores and hosting services, impacting 170 million U.S. users and countless advertisers.

The Supreme Court is reviewing Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors, deciding if it violates the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause.

California’s updated Lemon Law (AB1755) imposes strict deadlines and extra steps for car owners pursuing refunds or replacements for defective vehicles. Expert California Lemon Law Attorney Nick Nita explains to Law Commentary some of the most worrisome aspects of it.

The family of Malcolm X, led by his daughter Ilyasah Shabazz, has filed a $100 million lawsuit against the NYPD, FBI, and CIA, accusing them of failing to protect him and covering up their involvement in his 1965 assassination.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Baker Mayfield has filed a $12M lawsuit against his father's company, Camwood Capital Management Group, accusing them of mishandling his funds. Mayfield claims his family's business used over $12M of his money without consent.

Special Counsel Jack Smith has formally dismissed two landmark criminal cases against President-elect Donald Trump, citing DOJ policy that bars prosecuting a sitting president.

The Menendez brother's resentencing hearing has been delayed until January 30th. Expert Criminal Defense Attorney Paul Tyler explains to Law Commentary that resentencing decisions are not just about the individuals involved -they can set precedents and reflect changing societal values.

A federal judge has denied ball for Sean 'Diddy' Combs, citing his 'propensity for violence' and risk of witness tampering as he faces serious sex trafficking and racketeering charges. With a trial set for May 2025, the music mogul could face life in prison if convicted.

The Supreme Court is hearing a case that could redefine the FDA's authority to regulate flavored e-cigarettes, a key driver of youth vaping. With public health at stake, the FDA argues these products target kids, while manufacturers claim the agency's process is unfair and inconsistent.

Tesla faces a class-action lawsuit over claims it hid a defect in its braking system that causes cars to stop unexpectedly, known as "phantom braking." A judge allowed the case to proceed, citing potential consumer deception, while dismissing some claims.

Sean "Diddy" Combs remains in custody as a judge weighs his $50M bail request. Facing sex trafficking and abuse charges, prosecutors argue he's a flight risk and accuse him of trying to bribe witnesses, destroy evidence, and manipulate public perception-- even from jail.

Netflix is facing a class-action lawsuit after millions of viewers experienced buffering and glitches during the highly anticipated Jake Paul-Mike Tyson fight.

Four Oregon cities, including suburban, rural, and coastal areas, voted to prohibit psilocybin use outright. Additionally, a dozen other communities that had enacted temporary moratoriums in 2022 voted to make those restrictions permanent.

Texas just approved optional Bible-based lesson planes for K-5 students, sparking debates over the role of religion in public education. Supporters say it highlights the Bible's cultural impact, but critics warn it could violate the Constitution and alienate non-Christian students.

🚨Chelsea Scaffolding Collapse Sparks Legal Questions A scaffolding collapse in Manhattan left 3 people seriously injured, raising questions about NYC's safety laws.

Teacher vs. Tech Giant Former teacher Emily Cherkin is suing PowerSchool, claiming the ed-tech giant sells students data without consent. With data from 440+ school districts, the lawsuit alleges PowerSchool profits from sharing sensitive info like grades and health records.

⚾ MLB Players vs. FanDuel: Lawsuit Settled! The MLB Players Association just settled with FanDuel over claims it used players' names and images without permission. Part of the settlement includes a confidential licensing deal that secures players' rights while keeping FanDuel in the game.

Federal Judge Strikes Down Biden's Overtime Rule 🚨 A Texas judge just blocked a rule that would've expanded overtime pay for 4M more workers!

Kraft Heinz faces class action over "no artificial preservatives" claim on mac & cheese. The plaintiffs are seeking damages for fraud and consumer protection violations.

9 Year-Old Awarded $300K in #Settlement After Pet Goat Was Seized and Killed 🐐💔

#RHOSLC Celebrity Ordered to Pay $35,000 for Never Paying $2,000 Bill for Lip Injections. An appeal is on its way.

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