DOJ Claims Uber Denies Rides to Disabled Passengers
The DOJ filed its suit in the Northern District of California on Thursday, alleging that the rideshare company violates Title III of the Americans With Disabilities Act. The suit seeks $125 million for individuals who were subject to discrimination and previously submitted complaints to Uber or the department.
SEC: Keeping Musk Securities Case in D.C. Is Best for Attorneys
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission cited convenience for the attorneys involved as one of the primary reasons the action should stay in D.C. Now, U.S. District Judge Sparkle L. Sooknanan is presiding over the case, which involves the 2022 disclosure of Musk's acquisition of stock in what was at the time Twitter Inc.
Trump Asks DC Circuit to Allow Firing of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook
“If an earlier President and earlier Senate had confirmed Bernie Madoff or Charles Ponzi to be Federal Reserve Governors, it would blink reality to suggest that a later President could not remove them based on their misdeeds, regardless of whether they occurred in office or not, the U.S. Justice Department wrote in its motion.

