Rudy Giuliani on the Hook for $148 Million in Damages to Georgia Election Workers

Rudy Giuliani on the Hook for $148 Million in Damages to Georgia Election Workers

Rudy Giuliani has been ordered to pay $148 million in damages to two Georgia election workers for making false claims of voter fraud. However, legal experts believe that Giuliani’s financial troubles make it unlikely that he will be able to pay the hefty amount owed. Even filing for bankruptcy will not absolve him of the debt. Collecting the damages may also prove challenging, given Giuliani’s lack of funds and assets. The judgment against him will remain in effect indefinitely, potentially allowing for future collection efforts. Overall, Giuliani’s legal woes and financial difficulties continue to mount.

Former Fox News employee files lawsuit accusing Tucker Carlson’s former producer of sexual assault

Former Fox News employee files lawsuit accusing Tucker Carlson’s former producer of sexual assault

A former Fox News employee has filed a lawsuit accusing Tucker Carlson’s former producer, Justin Wells, of sexually assaulting him in 2008. The lawsuit also alleges that Wells retaliated against the plaintiff after he declined his advances. The case highlights the alleged culture of sexual harassment at Fox News and references previous misconduct allegations made against prominent figures at the network.

Former Assistant Sues Andrew Cuomo for Sexual Harassment

Former Assistant Sues Andrew Cuomo for Sexual Harassment

A former executive assistant to Andrew Cuomo is suing the former New York governor for sexual harassment. The lawsuit alleges continuous sexual harassment, including unwelcome advances and forcible touching. Cuomo has denied the allegations, and his attorney describes the lawsuit as a ‘cash grab.’ The lawsuit comes after Cuomo resigned in 2021 following allegations of sexual harassment by multiple women.

Google and Match Group Settle Antitrust Case: What You Need to Know

Google and Match Group Settle Antitrust Case: What You Need to Know

Google and Match Group have settled their antitrust lawsuit before it could go to trial. As part of the settlement, Google will return $40 million to Match and both parties have dropped all claims against each other. Match has also agreed to use Google’s User Choice Billing program, starting March 31, 2024. This allows users to choose between Google’s billing system and the developer’s system. Google’s fees for recurring subscriptions and one-off payments will be 15% and 30% respectively if the user chooses its system. However, Match’s payments for using its own alternative system will result in lower fees of 11% and 26% for recurring subscriptions and one-off payments.

Silicon Valley-Backed Company Accused of Unfair Tactics in Land Acquisition Lawsuit

Silicon Valley-Backed Company Accused of Unfair Tactics in Land Acquisition Lawsuit

A group of landowners in California have accused Flannery Associates LLC, a Silicon Valley-backed company, of using unfair and manipulative tactics to force farmers to sell their land in order to build a sustainable city. The landowners claim that Flannery employed strong-armed tactics, including pitting family members against each other, to coerce farmers into selling. Flannery has filed a lawsuit alleging that the landowners conspired to inflate the value of their land, but the landowners deny these claims and seek to dismiss the suit. Flannery has spent $800 million to purchase agricultural land and is seeking $510 million in damages from the landowners.

Hedge Fund Billionaire John Paulson Sues Former Business Partner for Fraud and Racketeering

Hedge Fund Billionaire John Paulson Sues Former Business Partner for Fraud and Racketeering

Hedge fund billionaire John Paulson has filed a lawsuit against his former business partner, Fahad Ghaffar, and his family members, alleging fraud and racketeering. Paulson claims that Ghaffar siphoned millions of dollars, billed personal expenses, and directed business to his relatives’ firms. In response, Ghaffar’s attorney dismissed the lawsuit as a publicity stunt and expressed confidence in dismantling the allegations.

Judge Throws Out $32.5 Million Fine Against Google in Sonos Lawsuit

Judge Throws Out $32.5 Million Fine Against Google in Sonos Lawsuit

A federal judge in California has thrown out a $32.5 million fine against Google in a lawsuit filed by Sonos. The judge ruled in favor of Google, stating that Sonos’ patents were not valid and that the company had attempted to claim ownership of an invention already being used by the industry.

Genstar Capital Chairman Denies Assault Allegations and Countersues Former Girlfriend for Defamation

Genstar Capital Chairman Denies Assault Allegations and Countersues Former Girlfriend for Defamation

Genstar Capital Chairman, Jean-Pierre “J-P” Conte, has responded to assault allegations made against him by his former girlfriend, Hillary Thomas, and has filed a counter-suit claiming defamation. Conte denies all physical abuse or attack accusations, stating that Thomas only made her claims after their relationship ended and he turned down her monetary demands. The lawsuit highlights a relationship built upon financial transactions and gifts. Conte’s lawyers have requested that the judge prevent Thomas from speaking publicly about the claims. Thomas’s accusations include assault, termination of health insurance coverage, and damage to her professional reputation. Conte denies all these allegations.

Donald Trump Drops $500 Million Lawsuit Against Former Attorney Michael Cohen

Donald Trump Drops $500 Million Lawsuit Against Former Attorney Michael Cohen

Former President Donald Trump has dropped his $500 million lawsuit against his former attorney, Michael Cohen. Trump had accused Cohen of spreading falsehoods about him and breaching their attorney-client relationship to make money. The reason for Trump’s voluntary dismissal is not given. Cohen considers the case a retaliatory intimidation tactic by Trump.

Elon Musk Sued Grimes for Custody of Their Children Before She Filed Her Suit, Insider Reports

Elon Musk Sued Grimes for Custody of Their Children Before She Filed Her Suit, Insider Reports

Elon Musk actually sued Grimes before she filed her custody suit, according to recent reports. Musk filed a suit in September to establish a relationship with his children and accused Grimes of moving to California to avoid Texas courts. Grimes subsequently filed her own suit, seeking physical custody and a restraining order preventing relocation. This legal dispute is the most recent in their turbulent relationship, and it has come to light that Musk has fathered 10 children with three different women.