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Mark Geragos is vehemently denying claims made by Jane Doe's lawyer, Thomas Giuffra, that he's been leaking defense information in the high-profile Cornell 7 case, using his daughter Teny as an alleged conduit.
A Russian woman accused of a booze-fueled midair attack on United Airlines flight attendants had all federal criminal charges dropped after being deported by US immigration authorities to Italy.
CoolKicks Inc. and owner Adeel Shams are suing Complex and Nice Kicks for defamation, trade libel, and false light, alleging that both companies published false claims about CoolKicks selling counterfeit shoes and Shams being arrested, causing significant business and reputational damage.
The Agnifilo firm, renowned for successfully representing Diddy and other high-profile defendants, has taken on the case of a Cornell fraternity brother accused in the Jane Doe incident, with Teny Geragos leading the defense.
Dolly Parton's nephew, Bryan Seaver, is seeking a delay in a court hearing for a temporary restraining order filed against him by Parton's estate, 'She's Alive,' which accuses him of making threats and demanding payments.
Lindsay Clancy's motion to dismiss her murder charges has been denied by Judge William Sullivan, ensuring the case will proceed despite a previous hung jury.
A federal appeals court has upheld the Pentagon's legal right to blacklist Anthropic's AI technology, Claude, from military use due to national security concerns. This ruling is a major blow to Anthropic's enterprise business, despite a separate California court win allowing other government agencies to use its tech.
Uber has been ordered to pay $40 million to the parents of a 23-year-old woman who died after an Uber driver ejected her and a friend from his car on a California freeway. An arbitrator ruled Uber was 'vicariously liable' for the driver's negligence, rejecting the company's argument that it is merely a technology platform.
Tyra Banks is battling Netflix and documentary producers for unaired raw interview footage of Miss J and Jay Manuel, which she believes will prove she was defamed by selective editing. Producers are rejecting her broad requests, arguing they are not relevant to her claims.
The Justice Department's investigation into former officials who targeted Donald Trump is in turmoil following the abrupt resignation of lead prosecutor Joe diGenova. His departure, after a tense call with Attorney General Todd Blanche, stemmed from disputes over the probe's pace and resources. DiGenova had broadened the investigation to include multiple Trump critics and events dating back to 2016, but his exit is now expected to cause further delays despite recent intensified activity.
