Raúl Rocha is taking legal action against the photographer who made a misogynistic comment about María Fernanda Beltrán, the Mexican representative for the Miss Universe pageant.

Tyron McAlpin, a deaf Black man with cerebral palsy, was beaten and tased by three Phoenix cops earlier this year, and is now suing them for $3.5 million.

Trump's nominee for Education Secretary, Linda McMahon, is facing allegations of negligence in a lawsuit involving child sexual abuse during her tenure at WWE.

An Idaho physician testified that a woman experiencing severe bleeding from a miscarriage was denied hospital admission until her fourth ER visit in one week.

The Union is seeking a "roadmap" on how the incoming Trump administration will carry out its deportation plans, particularly looking at ICE's air transportation

The Puerto Rican artist's agency, RIMAS Sports, has been accused of bribing baseball players with gifts to lure them to the agency.

The daughters of Malcolm X filed a $100 million lawsuit Friday, accusing the CIA, FBI, NYPD, and other agencies of playing roles in the 1965 assassination.

Rudy Giuliani's spokesperson shared a video showing the former New York City mayor's prized watch collection being surrendered under court order.

Alex Jones has claimed that Infowars will be "restored" to his control after a judge blocked The Onion's winning bid to acquire the company.

KFC is dragging one of its competitors in the fried chicken space to federal court after Church's Texas Chicken used the words "original recipe" in an ad.

Lindt & Sprüngli is fighting a class-action lawsuit over deceptive marketing claims after heavy metals were found in its dark chocolate bars.

A lawyer representing E. Jean Carroll, the journalist that President-elect Donald Trump has been civilly convicted of crimes against, reminded Trump of the almost $90 million he has been ordered to pay her which she still has not received.

An Oregon cyclist is suing an ambulance provider company after one of their ambulances hit and injured him, transported him to the hospital and the billed him for their services.

Rudy Giuliani has been ordered to appear in court amid accusations that he is hiding assets from two election workers awarded millions in a defamation case.

Seven French families are suing TikTok, alleging that the platform's algorithm led to two teenage suicides.

Stingel previously tried to copyright the phrase in 2010, but because the recording was made prior to the Copyright Act of 1972, she was denied.

A woman filed a lawsuit against an animal shelter in Missouri after its staff refused to return her stolen dog to her.

Transit employees have been awarded over $1 million each in a lawsuit filed after workers lost their jobs for refusing Covid vaccines on religious grounds.

A Georgia Republican election official is challenging a court order requiring her to certify election results by the deadline in the crucial battleground state.

Fewer teenage pregnancies means a population loss for the states, as well as "diminishment of political representation and loss of federal funds."

A mother whose teen son died of suicide after he fell in love with an AI chatbot filed a lawsuit against the company that created it, alleging her son was "groomed."

A Detroit judge is claiming immunity in a lawsuit after handcuffing a teenager for falling asleep during a courtroom visit.

Alcon Entertainment has filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk for allegedly using copyrighted imagery from "Blade Runner 2049" at a Tesla event.

The Exonerated Central Park Five are suing Donald Trump for defamation after he accused them publicly of murder.

The family seeks over $1 million for the child's injuries and calls for industry-wide changes.

A San Jose neurologist is suing a Los Gatos Thai restaurant, alleging that an appetizer she was served at the restaurant was spicy enough to cause her permanent internal damage.

Police, dispatch, paramedics, patients and most employees were also not notified about the drill, so they thought the drill was real.

Neighbors living in the area rushed out of their homes after being awoken by the screams, just to find a speaker accompanied by police and attorneys.

The ruling could impact ongoing investigations Paxton's office has launched against various nonprofit groups that advocate for immigrant and Latino rights.

A British woman who sued a former employer for neglecting to give her a farewell card lost her lawsuit when it was revealed her colleagues had bought her a card, but no one signed it.