TikTok Accused of Infringing on Advertising Technology Patents, Lawsuit Says
AAA ‘Swallowed' US Consumer Arbitration Market, Antitrust Class Action Claims
The American Arbitration Association created a “monopolistic second-tiered justice system that provides consumers with no choice in the forum, the arbitrator, or rules. Instead, there is only one consistent rule: consumers lose 76% of the time in arbitrations they initiate, according to a May 15 lawsuit.
SEC Alleges Unicoin Misled Thousands in $100 Million Fraudulent Crypto Securities Offering
“In this case, the allegations are clearly detailed in the complaint, particularly the promises made to investors about coins allegedly backed by offshore real estate investments," said Hofstra University law professor Felix Shipkevich, who teaches courses on the business and policies of cryptocurrencies. "The key question is whether those investments were ever actually made, closed or materialized.
DC Bar Candidates Tout 'Nonpartisan' Principles but Have Partisan Donor Histories
Federal Election Commission records show D.C. Bar presidential candidate Brad Bondi, brother of U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, often uses his First Amendment rights to monetarily support conservatives at the ballot box, while his opponent Diane Seltzer has a small-donor history favoring Democrats.