Nestlé’s plans to build a new water facility in Michigan are shut down by this court, who ruled that Nestlé is not an essential public service because they sell their water commercially instead of providing it to people’s houses.
Judge Joel Schneider has dismissed at least four Strike3 Holdings cases and issued a blistering opinion outlining the investigation he and his staff have conducted into the “Troll’s” legal-extortion scheme. Can this ruling be applied to every other Strike3 case in NJ?
We’re back with another lawsuit from Edward Thomas Kennedy, this time against some judges for… well, we’re not really sure. Join us as we are confounded by the machinations of the Sov-Cit mind!
An Attorney formerly admitted to the D.C. Court of Appeals has been disbarred after refusing to participate in his ethics hearing, instead mocking the Board and sending printouts of Flavor Flav memes.
“Copyright Troll” Richard Liebowitz is back in the news already (we just released a story on him yesterday, Friday the 4th). This time he’s accused of forging a client’s signature on official discovery responses.
