Steve Bannon Ordered To Pay More Than 0,000 To Former Lawyers

Steve Bannon Ordered To Pay More Than $480,000 To Former Lawyers

A judge has ordered Steve Bannon, an ex-adviser to former President Donald Trump, to pay his former attorneys more than $480,000 for unpaid legal work. A New York Supreme Court judge on Friday awarded legal firm Davidoff Hutcher & Citron $480,487.87 plus legal fees and approximately $4,800 in interest for what the firm said was two years’ worth of unpaid work. The firm’s work included helping Bannon secure a presidential pardon in 2020 and defending him against ongoing fraud allegations in his former “We Build The Wall” campaign, which has a trial date set for next year. Attorney Jeffrey Citron, a co-managing partner of the law firm that includes Trump’s legal ally Robert Costello, called the situation “unfortunate” in a statement to HuffPost on Monday and said the firm “was left with no recourse except to sue Mr.…

Hungary slams hefty fine on bookstore chain over LGBTQ2S+ graphic novel, says it violated law

Hungary slams hefty fine on bookstore chain over LGBTQ2S+ graphic novel, says it violated law

BUDAPSEST, Hungary – A government office in Hungary on Thursday levied a hefty fine against a national bookseller over a LGBTQ2S+ graphic novel, saying it violated a contentious law that prohibits the depiction of homosexuality to minors. The bookseller, Lira Konyv, is Hungary’s second-largest bookstore chain. It was fined 12 million forints (US$35,930) for placing the popular “Heartstopper” by British author Alice Oseman in its youth literature section, and for failing to place it in closed packaging as required by a 2021 law. The Budapest Metropolitan Government Office, which issued the consumer protection fine, told the state news agency MTI that it had conducted an investigation into the store’s selling of the title.…

Why Americans, including Obama, are in awe of Indian-American attorney Neal Katyal

Why Americans, including Obama, are in awe of Indian-American attorney Neal Katyal

An Indian-American attorney is being hailed as a “national hero” and “true patriot” in the US after he successfully argued a case before the US Supreme Court against a legal theory being promoted by conservatives, especially those who supported former US President Donald Trump. The US-born attorney, named Neal Katyal, was representing the watchdog group ‘Common Cause’ and won the judgment 6-3, with support from three liberal and three conservative judges.Such was the significance of the case that one legal expert labeled it as the most important constitutional case in US history, while it helped the attorney rarely earn himself praise from former Democratic president Barack Obama.…

Virtu Financial, Inc.: Please contact the Portnoy Law Firm to recover your losses;  July 18, 2023 deadline – Virtu Finl (NASDAQ:VIRT)

Virtu Financial, Inc.: Please contact the Portnoy Law Firm to recover your losses; July 18, 2023 deadline – Virtu Finl (NASDAQ:VIRT)

Investors can contact the law firm at no cost to learn more about recovering their losses LOS ANGELES, July 11, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Portnoy Law Firm advises Virtu Financial, Inc. VIRT investors that a lawsuit filed on behalf of investors that purchased Virtu securities between March 1, 2019 and April 28, 2023, both dates inclusive (the “Class Period”). Investors are encouraged to contact an attorney Lesley F. Portnoyby phone 844-767-8529 or e-mail: [email protected], to discuss their legal rights, or click here to join the case via www.portnoylaw.com. The Portnoy Law Firm can provide a free case evaluation and discuss investors’ options for pursuing claims to recover their losses.…

SPCA wants Quebec to greater protection for farm animals with new law

SPCA wants Quebec to greater protection for farm animals with new law

The SPCA is calling on the province to pass a law protecting the health and welfare of farm animals. The industry currently regulates itself with codes of practice, but the group says that’s not good enough. A video produced by the Montreal SPCA calls on the government to include farm animals in the province’s Animal Welfare and Safety Act. “A lot of people believe that animals on farms are actually protected by animal welfare laws that are in existence right now, and that’s not the case. Those laws specifically exclude animals that are on farms,” ​​said Anthony Johnson, the Montreal SPCA’s executive director .…

Former sex worker’s victory in small claims court sets precedent, lawyers say

Former sex worker’s victory in small claims court sets precedent, lawyers say

A former sex worker in Nova Scotia has successfully sued a client in small claims court for non-payment of services. She and her advocates hope the decision will change the legal landscape for sex work in Canada. The case relates to an incident in January 2022 when Brogan, whom CBC News is only identifying by her first name because she is a survivor of human trafficking, spent an evening with a client. Afterward, the client refused to pay the agreed-upon fee. Brogan then turned to small claims court to recover the money — in what advocates believe is the first time such a case has come before the courts in Canada — and won a judgment that she was entitled to the unpaid amount, plus interest and costs.…

Citing ‘Irreconcilable Differences,’ Trump Lawyer Quits Another Case

Citing ‘Irreconcilable Differences,’ Trump Lawyer Quits Another Case

Former President Donald Trump’s legal woes go beyond the dozens of states and federal charges against him — he’s having trouble finding qualified lawyers willing to help him wage his various courtroom battles.With his history of ignoring legal advice and bills, it’s not hard to see why.On Friday, attorney Jim Trusty submitted a request to withdraw from Trump’s defamation suit against CNN, citing “irreconcilable differences” with his client.The move came just one week after Trusty and another lawyer, John Rowley, decided to resign from Trump’s legal team in the matter of classified documents he is accused of illegally storing at his Mar-a-Lago resort.…

Kenneth Law case now spans 11 Ontario police forces

Kenneth Law case now spans 11 Ontario police forces

Editor’s note: If you or anyone you know is struggling with mental health there are a number of ways to get help, including by calling Talk Suicide Canada at 1-833-456-4566. A list of local crisis centers is also available here. Peel police are asking members of the public to be on “alert” for items containing sodium nitrite, including hoods and masks, as the investigation into the online sale of the lethal substance continues. In a video posted to YouTube on Friday, Peel police provided an update on their investigation into Kenneth Law, the Mississauga man accused of selling sodium nitrite and other dangerous materials to customers at risk of suicide.…

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