Ultimate Rap League Sued by Co-Founder Dagoberto Velez for $40 Million
Executive alleges he was wrongfully forced out after lucrative deal signed with Drake and Caffeine, Inc. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEW YORK, NY. (September 15, 2020) – Co-founder of the Ultimate Rap League, Dagoberto Velez recently filed a $40 million lawsuit against Ultimate Rap League LLC (URL), alleging he was wrongfully pushed out of...
Read MoreMedolac Laboratories Prepares for Trial Against Prolacta Bioscience
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Breast milk co-op sues manufacturer for defamation, breach of contract and business interference BOULDER CITY, NV (June 30, 2020) – Medolac Laboratories continues to prepare for the upcoming trial in its lawsuit against Prolacta Bioscience, alleging defamation, breach of contract and tortious interference. Medolac, an industry leader in providing shelf-stable, human milk-based...
Read MoreOwl Tutoring to Fight Trademark Claims by Florida Atlantic University
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Owner, an FAU alum, shocked by actions of his alma mater BOCA RATON, Fla. (March 30, 2020) — Owl Tutoring, Inc., a well-regarded collegiate tutoring company operating with the same name for more than 10 years, today announced it is fighting the trademark claims made against it by Florida Atlantic University. Owl...
Read MoreFormer USC Law School Professor Files Appeal Over Botched Tenure Review
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Supported by more than 50 law and economics professors, Professor Shmuel Leshem continues legal fight against scandal-ridden university LOS ANGELES (January 28, 2020) – Former University of Southern California (USC) law professor Shmuel Leshem recently filed an appeal against the university, alleging USC Gould Law School botched his tenure review and compromised...
Read MoreUltimate Outdoor Movies Sues FunFlicks, LLC for Fraud, Defamation and Civil Conspiracy
Movie screen rental company broke contracts and stole trade secrets from licensee BALTIMORE (May 7, 2019) – An effort to negotiate a licensing agreement turned ugly when executives from FunFlicks, LLC conspired to put one of its competitors out of business by stealing its trade secrets and defaming its owners, according to a lawsuit filed...
Read MoreJudge Rules Against Manion Stigger, LLP and Cooper & Elliott, LLC Regarding Privileged Files
Pinnacle Surety gains access to documents in breach of fiduciary duty case; judge to rule on crime-fraud exception LOUISVILLE, KY (May 2, 2019) – Pinnacle Surety, a professional surety bond agency, announced that a magistrate judge ruled in its favor in a motion against Manion Stigger, LLP, Cooper & Elliott, LLC, G. Bruce Stigger and...
Read MorePrecision Computer Services Sues Newtown Savings Bank for Negligence, Breach of Contract
Suit says bank breached fiduciary duty when it allowed fraudulent $67,000 wire transfer NEWTOWN, Conn. Oct. 25, 2018) – Technology firm Precision Computer Services, Inc. recently filed a multi-count lawsuit against Newtown Savings Bank after the bank failed to identify a fraudulent wire transfer order, and bank employees sent $67,560 from Precision’s account to a...
Read MoreHispanic Marketer Omni Direct Sues CDR Fundraising Group for Fraud, Theft of Trade Secrets
Suit says CDR used stolen data in fundraising campaigns for Wounded Warriors and Shriners MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD (Sept. 18, 2018) – Omni Direct, a leader in direct marketing to Hispanic audiences, recently sued CDR Fundraising Group for breach of contract, fraud and misappropriation of trade secrets. The lawsuit alleges that CDR violated a confidentiality agreement...
Read MoreCushing Village Partner Granted Limited Injunction Against Toll Brothers in Lawsuit
Starr family contends developer inflated clean-up costs to push them out of project BOSTON (MAY 23, 2018) — Starr Capital Partners, LLC was recently granted a limited preliminary injunction against Toll Brothers, Inc. (NYSE:TOL) in its lawsuit against the national home and apartment developer. In 2016, family owned Starr Capital sold Toll its Cushing Village...
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