George Nyavor

  • Nicolas Cage Sued by Ex-Partner for Allegedly Enabling Son’s Brutal Assault

    Hollywood legend Nicolas Cage is facing a shocking lawsuit from his ex-partner, Christina Fulton, who accuses the actor of enabling their son Weston Coppola Cage’s violent behavior, which she says led to a brutal assault against her. Fulton, 57, claims she was viciously attacked by Weston in April 2023 inside his Los Angeles condo building,…

  • Kim Kardashian Sued for Defamation Over Mistaken Identity in Death Row Post

    Reality TV star and entrepreneur Kim Kardashian is facing a defamation lawsuit after mistakenly identifying a New York man as a Texas death row inmate in a social media post. The plaintiff, Ivan Cantu, a project manager from New York, claims Kardashian’s error has caused him significant emotional and reputational harm, according to legal documents…

  • Tony Buzbee Barred from Practicing in Southern District of New York Amid Jay-Z Lawsuit Fallout

    Houston attorney Tony Buzbee, known for his aggressive litigation style and high-profile cases, has been barred from practicing law in the Southern District of New York. The decision follows his involvement in a controversial lawsuit against music moguls Jay-Z and Sean “Diddy” Combs, which he abruptly dismissed with prejudice. Lawsuit Against Jay-Z and Diddy Ends…

  • Legal Analysis: The Reasoning Behind A Federal Judge’s Decision To Block Trump’s Anti-DEI Executive Orders

    Recently, U.S. District Judge Adam Abelson issued a preliminary injunction blocking the enforcement of executive orders signed by President Donald Trump that sought to dismantle federal support for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. The decision represents a major legal barrier to the administration’s attempts to curtail DEI initiatives, raising questions about the constitutional implications…

  • Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Orders Targeting DEI Programs

    A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking the enforcement of executive orders signed by President Donald Trump that sought to end government support for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. U.S. District Judge Adam Abelson ruled that the orders likely violate constitutional rights, including free speech protections, and prevented the administration from altering…

  • Conservative Influencer Ashley St. Clair Seeks Paternity and Sole Custody Ruling Against Elon Musk

    Conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair has filed two legal petitions in Manhattan Supreme Court, seeking to establish Elon Musk as the biological father of her 5-month-old son and to obtain sole custody of the child. According to a report from The Daily Mail, St. Clair, 26, submitted a paternity petition on Friday, asserting that the…

  • Trump Administration Shuts Down National Police Misconduct Database Sparking Concerns Among Reform Advocates

    In a controversial move, the Trump administration has officially dismantled the National Law Enforcement Accountability Database (NLEAD), a federal database designed to track misconduct by law enforcement officers. The database, hailed as a vital tool for policing reform, was intended to prevent officers with documented misconduct records from transferring between agencies without scrutiny. The U.S.…

  • Chloe Bailey and Record Labels Face Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over ‘Trouble In Paradise’ Album

    Singer Chloe Bailey and her record labels, Columbia Records and Parkwood Entertainment, are facing a copyright infringement lawsuit filed by songwriter-producer Melvin Moore, also known as OneInThe4Rest. The lawsuit, submitted on February 20, accuses Bailey and her labels of using Moore’s work on three tracks from her 2024 album Trouble In Paradise without proper credit…

  • JetBlue Pilot Arrested Minutes Before Take Off on Child Sex Crime Warrant

    A JetBlue pilot was arrested at Boston Logan International Airport on a child sex crime warrant just before he was scheduled to fly from Boston to Paris. The suspect, identified as 33-year-old Jeremy Gudorf, was taken into custody after customs officers flagged the outstanding warrant during a routine flight crew check. The warrant for Gudorf’s…

  • Court Shields Grindr from Liability in Child Sex Trafficking Case, Raising Questions About Section 230

    The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit has ruled that Grindr, the dating app for gay men, cannot be held liable in a lawsuit brought by a 15-year-old victim of sexual assault. The case, Doe v. Grindr, raised critical questions about the limits of internet platform liability under Section 230 of the Communications…