Pilot Dragged 'Constipated' Passenger Off Airplane Toilet for Holding Up the Line: Lawsuit
A passenger is suing United Airlines, alleging that he was forcibly removed from an airplane restroom mid-flight by an "enraged" pilot.
Man Killed by 'Catastrophic Brain Trauma' at Six Flags After Riding 'Unreasonably Dangerous' Roller Coaster, Lawsuit Claims
The parents of a man who died from brain trauma after riding a roller coaster at Six Flags filed a lawsuit accusing the park of negligent disregard for rider safety.
Sacramento Funeral Home Sued for Sending Wrong Body to Family in El Salvador
The family of Francisco Quintanilla is suing La Paz Funeral Services for sending them the wrong body for an open-casket funeral in in their home country of El Salvador.
Fired Starbucks Manager Suffered 'Extreme' Harassment From LGBTQ+ Coworkers For Being Straight: Lawsuit
A former Starbucks employee is suing the coffee chain, alleging he was "harassed" by colleagues and fired from his position because he is a straight man.
Hunter Biden Left Homeless After LA Fires, Millions in Debt as He Seeks to Drop Laptop Lawsuit
Hunter Biden, citing millions in debt and homelessness after a wildfire, is seeking to drop his lawsuit against a former Trump aide over leaked laptop emails.
Canadian Province Risks Lawsuit by Canceling Musk Contract Amid Tariff War: 'If They Come to Sue Us, So Be It'
Ontario is asserting its opposition to Trump by scrapping a $100 million contract with Elon Musk's Starlink in response to Trump's 25% tariff on Canadian goods.
Alabama Parents Wrongly Arrested for DUI Lost Custody of Their Children for Months Despite No Evidence of Intoxication: Lawsuit
An Alabama couple is suing Tennessee police for millions after they were wrongly arrested for DUI, causing them to lose custody of their children for months.
Oklahoma Woman Wins $15 Million From 'Peeping Tom' In First Of Its Kind Lawsuit
An Oklahoma woman was awarded $15 million in a lawsuit against a peeping Tom who secretly recorded video of her nude.
Judge Rules Trump's Attempt to Fire Federal Watchdog 'Unlawful'
A federal judge has blocked President Trump's attempt to remove the head of a watchdog agency.
11-Year-Old Took His Own Life After Being Suspended for Fighting Back Against Racist Torment From Bullies: Lawsuit
The parents of an 11-year-old boy who died by suicide after enduring relentless racist bullying have sued his school district.
Woman Facing Lawsuit After Subjecting Soon-To-Be Fiancé To 3-Hour Simulated Childbirth That Killed His Intestine Tissue
A man's family is planning to sue his ex-girlfriend after subjecting him to three hours of simulated childbirth to determine if he would be a caring husband.
Moviegoer Sued Theater Chain After Too Many Previews Caused Him to Miss Work Meeting
A man sued India's largest theater chain for playing too many ads, leading to missed appointments and losses that "cannot be calculated in terms of money."
Student Sues High School Insisting She Can't Read or Write Despite Graduating With Honors: 'I Didn't Understand Anything'
A Connecticut student who testified about being illiterate during a city council meeting then went on to graduate high school with honors the next month is now suing the City of Hartford and its board of education for negligence.
Denver SWAT Team Pointed Guns at Young Girls During Raid of Wrong House: 'Don't Hurt Us'
A Denver SWAT team raided the wrong apartment during an attempted murder suspect search, holding a terrified family and young girls at gunpoint.
Republican Lawmakers Seek to Block North Carolina Attorney General From Filing Lawsuits Against Trump's Executive Orders
North Carolina Republicans are pushing a bill to prevent Attorney General Jeff Jackson from suing over Trump's executive orders.
Trump Threatens Legal Action Over Writers' Use of 'Anonymous Sources' He Insists Don't 'Even Exist'
Donald Trump threatened lawsuits against authors and media outlets using "anonymous sources," claiming they don't really exist.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump's DEI Purge Agenda, Says His Language in Executive Order Is Too Vague to Be Enforced
A federal Maryland judge temporarily blocked portions of Trump's orders targeting DEI, citing concerns over vague language and violations of free speech.
Trump Media Goes After Brazilian Judge Overseeing Investigation of Bolsonaro for Alleged Coup
President Donald Trump's media company has filed a lawsuit against a Brazilian Supreme Court judge, accusing him of violating U.S. free speech protections.
Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump's Order Restricting Gender-Affirming Care for Transgender Youth
A federal judge has temporarily blocked enforcement of Trump's executive order cutting federal funding for gender-affirming care, restoring access for transgender youth.
Woman Sues After Spending Days in Jail After She Was Wrongfully Accused of Stealing a U-Haul
Atlanta woman Karen Maloof sues Palm Bay, Florida, and its police after spending days in jail on wrongful grand theft auto charges due to a stolen identity mix-up.
Democrat Grills Trump Education Nominee Linda McMahon About WWE Lawsuit Alleging She Allowed 'Systemic and Pervasive Abuse of Underage Children'
Senator Tammy Baldwin grilled Trump's education nominee, Linda McMahon, during her confirmation hearing over a lawsuit alleging she allowed systemic child abuse at WWE.
Woman Whose Parents Were Injured by Malfunctioning Tesla Ordered to Pay, Publicly Apologize After Elon Musk's Company Sued for Defamation
Tesla sued a woman for defamation after she attempted to raise awareness about her vehicle's brakes malfunctioning, causing a crash that sent both her parents to the hospital in 2021.
Mexican President Threatens Google With Lawsuit Over 'Gulf of America' Name Change
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum warned Google of legal action over renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the "Gulf of America" for U.S. users.
Trump Settles Lawsuit Against Musk's X for $10 Million After Being Removed From the Platform Amid the Capitol Riots: Report
Trump settled his $10 million lawsuit against Elon Musk's X after being banned from the platform for instigating the January 6th Capitol attack.
Minnesota Man Who Spent Nearly 20 Years in Prison Sues Minneapolis Police for Wrongful Conviction After Life Sentence Vacated
Minnesota man Marvin Haynes, wrongfully convicted at 16 and exonerated after 18 years in prison, sues Minneapolis police for fabricating evidence and seeks a total of $1.8 million for his wrongful imprisonment.
Sean "Diddy" Combs Sues NBCUniversal for $100 Million for Defamation From Prison
The American rapper and businessman is suing the entertainment corporation for their documentary 'Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy,' which covers the criminal allegations towards him.
Disneyland's Attempt to Reduce Abuse of Disability Services Led to Discrimination Against Those With Physical Disabilities, Lawsuit Claims
A class action lawsuit alleges Disneyland's stricter Disability Access Service rules discriminate against physically disabled visitors.
Musk Seemingly Calls for Term Limits as Federal Judge Orders HHS, CDC and FDA to Restore Deleted Webpages: 'Truly Absurd'
Elon Musk demands the removal of a federal judge after a ruling forcing HHS, CDC, and FDA to restore deleted webpages, calling it "truly absurd."
American Bar Association Condemns Trump Admin's 'Attacks' on Constitution and Rule of Law: 'This is Chaotic'
The American Bar Association condemned the Trump administration for undermining the rule of law, warning that its actions threaten constitutional protections and due process, while calling on lawmakers and lawyers to demand accountability.
22 States Sue Trump Administration Over 'Reckless and Illegal' NIH Research Funding Cuts
Twenty-two states sue the Trump administration over abrupt NIH funding cuts, arguing the move threatens critical medical research and violates federal law.