Lawsuits

Dominion Voting Systems sued the media organizations for defamation, accusing them of spreading conspiracy theories that it rigged the 2020 election.

Rep. Eric Swalwell suggested the former president will need to fight more legal proceeding's stemming from evidence shown in Capitol riot proceedings.

Daniel Defense's booth at this weekend's convention in Houston has been replaced by the NRA itself.

In his first interview about the tragedy in December last year, the rapper and Houston native said Astroworld had put him on an "emotional rollercoaster."

The donation fund's page states that Rittenhouse's trial "exposed deep corruption in our media for all to see" and that he "won't let it go unanswered."

The rapper's rep said the suit was "part of a self-enrichment shakedown scheme to extort Snoop Dogg right before he performs during this Sunday's Super Bowl half-time show."

Travis Scott is facing a plethora of lawsuits over November 5, 2021's Astroworld Festival, where 10 attendees were left dead following a stampede in Houston.

The suit accuses Texas of erroneously flagging naturalized citizens as "non-citizens" under shaky and undisclosed criteria.

A delivery driver's alleged firing due to a basketball dunk in a customer's driveway has sparked debate.

"Elden has spent three decades profiting from his celebrity as the self-anointed 'Nirvana Baby,'" the band's lawyers argued in a new court filing.

A judge set a date for oral arguments on Thursday in three civil suits against Trump relating to the events of January 6.

Some of the allegations include staff members choking children, burning them with cigarettes, and breaking their bones, attorney Rus Rilee said.

Rapper Travis Scott has been named in almost 300 lawsuits in light of the deadly stampede at his Astroworld Festival that left 10 attendees dead in November.

Charleena Lyles was shot and killed in 2017 by two white Seattle police officers in her home after calling 911 to report a burglary.

Rittenhouse's lawyer criticized Wood for allegedly trying to profit off of Rittenhouse's imprisonment.

"The map that was recently enacted by the legislature is a partisan map. It is racially gerrymandered," Butterfield said in the video announcing his retirement.

Ten people have now died as a result of the deadly crush that took place at the Houston festival earlier this month.

"They consciously ignored the extreme risks of harm to concertgoers," wrote attorney Steve Kherkher in a suit filed Saturday.

Lora Burnett alleges her termination violated her First Amendment rights because it came after she posted on Twitter that Pence was a "scumbag."

The court has to decide whether white nationalist planners of the 'Unite the Right Rally' will answer for their hand in the violence.

The Department of Justice and the Department of Labor announced separate settlements with Facebook on Tuesday.

"Vaccines have been politicized to a point where receiving or declining a vaccine has become a political act in the eyes of the public," argues one lawsuit.

The lawsuit claims that the records request is "invalid and unenforceable under the Constitution and laws of the United States."

Arrangement has sparked criticism from Democrats who say legislators shouldn't represent lawsuits against their own state, but ethics officials say it's legal.

Both companies have put mandates into place to comply with the federal requirements put in place by Democratic President Joe Biden.

"We had no way of predicting what right-wing actors would do in response to this law becoming enforceable," Planned Parenthood South Texas' president said.

A federal judge called Sidney Powell's election fraud case "a historic and profound abuse of the judicial process" intent on "deceiving a federal court and the American people."

"It's shortsighted not to be protecting the people they absolutely need to ensure that scouting is viable in the future," attorney Everett Cygal said.

Eric Schmitt is playing to polarized voters by throwing legal challenges at liberal policies, a GOP tactic that has grown in popularity in recent years, according to political experts.

"I have full confidence that the courts will side with the law—not acts of political defiance," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said.