Hendrick Automotive plaintiffs denied class-action status
Collier County Circuit Judge Lauren Brodie in a June 27 opinion said the plaintiffs, a group of 33 former employees of Rick Hendrick Chevrolet Naples, failed to establish commonality.
Donald Trump Has To Unblock His Twitter Critics Now
A federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday, July 9 that the president can’t just block critics from his Twitter account. The ruling from a three-judge panel came about two years after the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University sued Trump on behalf of seven Twitter users he blocked immediately after they criticized him.
Inside The Fight For A Federal Law Against Revenge Porn
If your private photos are turned into revenge porn, the legal options you can take to fight back are limited and can feel overwhelming. The SHIELD Act is trying to rectify that.
Ross Perot, former GM director and staunch critic, dies at 89
Perot sold Electronic Data Systems to GM in 1984 for $2.55 billion and joined GM’s board as the company’s largest shareholder in what would fast become a rocky union.
The Society Season 2 Is Happening, With More Answers And More Pie
The Society’s stars take to Instagram with a fun clip to announce an impending second season of the show.