Bradley Beal’s Attorney Blasts Lawsuit, Promises ‘There Will Be No Settlement’

Bradley Beal’s Attorney Blasts Lawsuit, Promises ‘There Will Be No Settlement’

UPDATES 9:03 AM PT — Bradley Beal‘s attorney, Dan Morganis slamming the new lawsuit … calling it “frivolous litigation” — while promising “there will be no settlement” with the accuser.UPDATES “No charges have been filed and he is now trying to change the narrative,” Morgan said. “We will make sure the standard is clear — you can’t harass people, call them racial slurs, talk about their family, insult their character… and then turn around a sue them on top of that.”UPDATES “This is America,” he added, “we believe in Justice here.”Bradley Beal is now being dragged to court over his tiff with fans following a game against the Magic last month … TMZ Sports has learned a lawsuit was just filed against the Wizards star on Tuesday.…

Trump lawyer says he aims to get hush money case dismissed before trial |  Donald Trump

Trump lawyer says he aims to get hush money case dismissed before trial | Donald Trump

While Donald Trump launches verbal attacks against the prosecutor and judge overseeing his criminal charges in connection with hush money payments to the adult film star Stormy Daniels, an attorney for the former US president has said his main focus is on legal maneuvers aiming to get the case Refuse long before a trial jury is ever seated. Jim Trusty appeared on Sunday on ABC’s This Week and argued that “there’s a lot to play with” when examining whether New York state prosecutors waited too long to secure an indictment against Trump and if the ex-president intended to commit any crimes with the payments at the center of the case.…

Undue Influence in a Will

Undue Influence in a Will

Situations may arise where you may suspect your loved one has taken advantage of. Family members may become suspicious when their dearly departed, leaving a significant portion of their assets to one family member or to someone who is not even a family. It is important to be aware of how you may challenge a will on suspicion of undue influence, as it is a difficult argument to successfully prove. What is undue influence? Undue influence refers to situations where pressure has been placed on the will maker to change their will in a way the will maker would not have changed if they made the decision freely.…

How to choose the perfect engagement ring for your partner

Choosing the perfect moissanite engagement ring for your partner can be a daunting task. There are so many factors to consider, from the ring’s style and size to the metal and stone. But don’t worry, I’m here to help!Here are a few tips on how to choose the perfect engagement ring for your partner:Consider your partner’s style. What kind of jewellery do they usually wear? Do they prefer classic or modern styles? Once you know their style, you can narrow down your options.Think about your budget. Engagement rings can range in price from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands of dollars.…

Israelis protest legal changes before the nation’s 75th birthday

Israelis protest legal changes before the nation’s 75th birthday

TEL AVIV, Israel — Tens of thousands of protesters flocked to Tel Aviv and cities across Israel on Saturday to vent their opposition to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s far-right government and its divisive plan to overhaul the country’s judicial system. The mass protest — staged weekly since the start of the year — comes just ahead of Israel’s landmark 75th anniversary celebration. The holiday honoring Israel’s founding in 1948, meant to be a display of national unity, has been marred by one of Israel’s gravest crises in its history. Plans by Netanyahu’s government to weaken the Supreme Court have outraged Israelis who see it as an assault on their country’s system of checks and balances and a threat to its very democracy.…

Opinions |  Fox News settlement with Dominion is good for defamation law

Opinions | Fox News settlement with Dominion is good for defamation law

Comment on this storyComments“I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and wouldn’t lose any voters.” — Donald TrumpFox News could plop one of its prime time anchors at a desk in the middle of Sixth Avenue, in front of Fox’s headquarters, and the anchor could report that John Wilkes Booth killed Marilyn Monroe on the grassy knoll in Dallas’s Dealey Plaza. And Fox News would not lose its core viewers.In recent months there has been an avalanche of evidence that Fox News thinks of its audience as akin to campus snowflakes easily triggered into trauma.…

Ex-Fox producer Abby Grossberg’s attorney on her allegations regarding working on Tucker Carlson’s show

Ex-Fox producer Abby Grossberg’s attorney on her allegations regarding working on Tucker Carlson’s show

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Embarrassing vulgarities at heart of Tucker Carlson dismissal: NYT 00:59Joy Reid: Will Fox stick with the brand of white supremacist and Kremlin talking points post-Carlson? 10:55NYT: ‘Particularly offensive’ Tucker message alarmed Fox execs 04:26Ex-Fox host Gretchen Carlson: Fox News must ‘clean house completely’ 10:14Heat on Fox: DOJ’s Jack Smith pursues tapes about Jan. 6 02:20Velshi: Tucker’s exit from Fox won’t be the end of the network’s ‘dangerous’ coverage 06:41See Tucker Carlson fired: Fox News finally forced to ‘pay for it’ 08:13Friday Nightcap: What happens after the Fox-Dominion settlement?…

BC ‘freeman’ says Canadian law doesn’t apply to him, but the judge rejects his ‘stupid’ arguments

BC ‘freeman’ says Canadian law doesn’t apply to him, but the judge rejects his ‘stupid’ arguments

Breadcrumb Trail LinksNews CanadaCameron Hardy, who represented himself in court, was charged with ‘contempt in the face of the court’ for refusing to recognize its legitimacyAuthor of the article:The Canadian Press Darryl GreerPublished April 21, 2023 • Last updated 4 days ago • 3 minute readThe courthouse in Prince Rupert, BC “The courts of British Columbia are legitimate, or they are not. There is no middle ground,” the judge ruled. Photo by Google StreetViewArticle content PRINCE RUPERT — A provincial court judge in Prince Rupert, BC, has sentenced a 46-year-old man to a year in jail for contempt of court, the ruling he tried to circumvent the justice system with “pseudo-legal” and “stupid” arguments.…

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