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Former Philadelphia Museum Director Sues Over Alleged Wrongful Termination

Former Philadelphia Museum Director Sues Over Alleged Wrongful Termination

PHILADELPHIA — The former head of the Philadelphia Museum of Art has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit, claiming she was ousted after clashing with a small group of board members. Fired After Internal Conflict Sasha Suda, who served as director and chief executive of the Philadelphia Art Museum (PAM), was dismissed

Architectural Firm Sues Cumberland County Over Unpaid Fees in Event Center Project

Architectural Firm Sues Cumberland County Over Unpaid Fees in Event Center Project

Lawsuit Filed Over $1.32 Million Dispute FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — An architectural firm hired to design the Crown Event Center in downtown Fayetteville has filed a federal lawsuit against Cumberland County, claiming more than $1.32 million in unpaid fees. EwingCole, Inc., based in Pennsylvania with offices in Raleigh, filed

Black Rifle Coffee Faces Class Action Over “America’s Coffee” Branding

Black Rifle Coffee Faces Class Action Over “America’s Coffee” Branding

Consumers Claim Packaging Misleads Buyers SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Black Rifle Coffee Company is facing a federal class action lawsuit accusing it of misleading customers by promoting its products as “America’s Coffee” while sourcing and processing all of its beans overseas. The complaint, filed Nov. 3 in the U.S. District

ACLU of Kansas Sues State Officials, Judges Over Probation Practices

ACLU of Kansas Sues State Officials, Judges Over Probation Practices

Kansas City, Kan. — The American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas has filed a federal lawsuit accusing state and local officials of punishing poor defendants who cannot afford restitution payments by keeping them on probation indefinitely. Lawsuit Targets Judges and Attorney General The lawsuit, filed Thursday in a U.S. District

Lawsuit Alleges Spotify Ignored Fake Streams Benefiting Drake

Lawsuit Alleges Spotify Ignored Fake Streams Benefiting Drake

LOS ANGELES — A new class action lawsuit filed in California claims Spotify allowed “mass-scale fraudulent streaming” on its platform, alleging that one musician in particular, Drake, received billions of fake streams. The suit, filed Sunday in federal court, names rapper RBX as the lead plaintiff and Spotify as the sole

Mississippi Supreme Court Upholds Seizure of $225,000 from California Driver

Mississippi Supreme Court Upholds Seizure of $225,000 from California Driver

High Court Reverses Appeals Decision JACKSON, Miss. — The Mississippi Supreme Court has ruled that a California man will not get back more than $225,000 in cash seized during a 2018 traffic stop in Rankin County. The decision reverses a Mississippi Court of Appeals ruling that had ordered the city

Hung Jury Ends Trial Over Beanbag Round Fired During 2020 Protest

Hung Jury Ends Trial Over Beanbag Round Fired During 2020 Protest

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A federal civil trial over a beanbag round that struck a Little Rock lawyer in the face during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests ended Monday in a mistrial after jurors failed to reach a verdict on one of the key claims. Background of the Case Don