Judge Rules Trump and Sons Acted in 'Bad Faith' Trying to Sue Themselves for a $1.8B Slush Fund

A federal judge in Florida has rejected a proposed $1.8 billion IRS settlement involving Donald Trump, citing self-dealing and bad faith, and imposed professional consequences on Trump's legal team.

Neon, Oscar-Winning Studio Behind ‘Anora’ and ‘Longlegs,’ Sells Stake to Department M

Tom Quinn, the founder of Neon and an indie vet who has had stints at Radius and Magnolia, will remain CEO of the company.
Construction Dive

A ‘widow-maker’: Structural failure in NYC likely to trigger legal battles

Once the immediate safety concerns are addressed, a flurry of claims is almost certain for the East 42nd Street conversion ...

Stanford Hires University of Michigan General Counsel Timothy Lynch as Top Lawyer

Lynch will succeed retiring Stanford legal chief Debra Zumwalt after more than 13 years leading the University of Michigan's ...
The Citizen

Midrand Ward 110 committee member alleges she lost her stand in the Harry Gwala informal settlement during a hospital stay

Years after repeated evictions and court battles, a fresh dispute over one stand is once again drawing attention to Harry ...