George Nyavor

  • Missouri Law Prevents Divorce During Pregnancy, Even In Cases of Violence

    A recently spotlighted statute in Missouri is causing a stir, particularly among legal circles and advocacy groups, as it restricts divorce proceedings for pregnant individuals, even in cases of domestic violence. The law, originating in 1973, mandates that individuals seeking divorce must disclose their pregnancy status. In effect, pregnant petitioners are barred from legally ending…

  • DJ Akademiks Sued For Rape And Defamation By Ex-Girlfriend

    Fauziya Abashe, an ex-lover of DJ Akademiks, has filed a lawsuit against him, alleging rape and defamation in recent court filings. Abashe, also known as Ziya, claims she met AK online and visited his residence on July 16, 2022, where she alleges she was sexually assaulted by AK and two other men after being given…

  • Mother Sues American Airlines Following Son’s Tragic Death During Flight

    A grieving mother is seeking justice and answers as she files a lawsuit against American Airlines after her 14-year-old son tragically passed away during a flight. The incident occurred in 2022 when Kevin Greenidge and his family were returning to New York from a vacation in Honduras. According to the lawsuit, Kevin lost consciousness shortly…

  • ‘Judge’ Judy Sheindlin Files Defamation Lawsuit Against National Enquirer and InTouch Weekly

    Renowned television personality “Judge” Judy Sheindlin has initiated legal action against the parent company of the National Enquirer and InTouch Weekly for defamation. Sheindlin alleges that the publications disseminated false information suggesting she was involved in efforts to secure a retrial for the Menendez brothers, who were convicted of murdering their parents. The lawsuit, filed…

  • Woman Who Poisoned Husband’s Coffee With Bleach Avoids Jail Time

    Melody Felicano Johnson, 40, will not face further incarceration despite her admission to poisoning her husband’s coffee with bleach, a disturbing act that led to her husband’s decision to install surveillance cameras in their home. Johnson pleaded guilty in April to two counts of adding poison or harmful substances to food or drink, avoiding an…

  • New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell Seeks Legal Protection Against Alleged Stalker

    In a move to safeguard herself and her family, New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has initiated legal proceedings by filing a temporary restraining order against an individual accused of stalking her. According to court records from the Orleans Parish Civil District Court, Cantrell alleges that Anne Breaud has engaged in persistent and aggressive behavior, including…

  • Michael Cohen Details Frenzy Leading To Stormy Daniels Hush-Money Payment, Pins Down Trump On Key Issues

    In a dramatic courtroom testimony on Monday, Michael Cohen, aged 57, provided a detailed account of the events leading up to the controversial hush-money payment central to former President Donald Trump’s legal troubles in New York City. The pivotal moment occurred on October 7, 2016, when Trump’s presidential campaign was rocked by the release of…

  • Dentist Sentenced to 20 Years for Unlawful Opioid Distribution Resulting in Patient’s Death

    A Kentucky dentist, Dr. Jay M. Sadrinia, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for unlawfully prescribing opioids, including morphine, which ultimately led to the death of one of his patients. Court documents and trial evidence revealed that Dr. Sadrinia, 61, owned and operated dental clinics in Crescent Springs, Kentucky. Despite clear indications, including…

  • Lawyer Starts Law Firm With Her Best Friend And Sister To Transform Black Communities

    African-American Attorney, Shymane Robinson, has launched True Lawyer – a real estate and trademark law firm dedicated to transforming Black communities by assisting investors in accumulating, protecting, and transferring wealth. Robinson’s initiative to start the law firm alongside her best friend and sister exemplifies successful collaboration among women in business. According to report publish by…

  • Alabama Supreme Court Ruling Stalls Mother’s IVF Journey, Frozen Embryos Now Children

    In a profound decision that has reverberated across the nation, the Alabama Supreme Court’s ruling has effectively halted a Birmingham mother’s journey of expanding her family through in vitro fertilization (IVF). The ruling, which controversially deems frozen embryos as legally considered children in the state of Alabama, has sent shockwaves through the reproductive rights landscape.…