A lawyer responsible for over 500 “copyright troll” cases has been sanctioned for not notifying defendants of court dates and misrepresenting settlement and litigation efforts to the Court.
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A lawsuit has been filed against Wells Fargo for yet another kind of fraud. This time, the bank is accused of closing customer accounts without investigating reported fraudulent activity and refusing the pay back the money. Worse, they allegedly mistreated and then fired the whistleblower who had the courage to internally report the problem.
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A County Judge in Pennsylvania was recently disbarred after pleading guilty to stealing cocaine from an evidence locker he had installed in his courtroom. Let’s review the reasons for and against his disbarment.
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A District Court in Tallahassee recently found Florida’s Felon Voter Re-enfranchisement scheme unconstitutional in that Gov. Rick Scott has “unfettered” and “arbitrary” control over who gets their right to vote restored.
The court found that many felons were granted their vote just because they agreed with Gov Scott, while others who were otherwise eligible were denied because they had spoken against the Governor.
A famous streamer has sued Twitch.tv over an indefinite ban he received last year. Mr. Varga claims Twitch has given him no notice of the violation or any opportunity to correct the unknown problem. He assumes it’s related to CS:GO gambling. Let’s review.
