Lawsuits

Despite securing an important court victory against the Administration, the Illinois businessman Rick Woldenberg knows that his battle with the White House is far from over.

Anthony Romero, the A.C.L.U.’s executive director, talks about what he thinks could happen if the Trump Administration defies the authority of the courts.

The reportage that thrived in the late twenty-tens cannot break through on today’s volatile Internet, where information is misinformation and victims are offenders.

What does a Harvard Business School professor’s decision to sue the professors who raised questions about her research bode for academic autonomy?

The Democrats’ top legal strategist in the 2020 Presidential election won nearly every lawsuit brought by Trump’s team. He explains why the threat to democracy is far greater in 2024.

A new generation of trustbusters is trying to use anti-monopoly laws to roll back concentrations of economic power.

The former President’s inability to secure a $464-million bond in his New York civil fraud case is a reminder of the deep legal and financial peril he’s in.

The U.A.E.’s rulers destroyed Hazim Nada’s business. Now he’s fighting back with a lawsuit that challenges what states can get away with outside their borders.

In investigating the former President, New York’s attorney general relied on legislation passed at the behest of one of her Republican predecessors, Jacob Javits.

The case, centering on Google’s dominance in the search-engine industry, will have implications that ripple throughout the tech world, and beyond.

In a near-unanimous opinion, the Justices made it easier for employers to sue labor unions for damages caused by a work stoppage.

Children with disabilities have a constitutional right to accommodation in public schools. Securing those rights can bring their families to a breaking point.

Rupert Murdoch may have to pay for Donald Trump’s 2020 election lies, but who’s going to reimburse American democracy?

The voting-machine company has agreed to a seven-hundred-million-dollar settlement in its defamation suit against Rupert Murdoch’s cable news network.

Did the hosts of the country’s most popular cable news network know that Trump’s lies about the election were untrue?

“Any attempt to raise said hand would result in excruciating, unbearable pain,” the note from the Fox News host’s orthopedist said.

The case may have profound implications not only for the two companies but also for the legal framework in which the media operate.

Our political roundtable explores the fallout from the Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit against one of the most powerful TV networks in America.

“I don’t know how they manage it,” the media mogul said, of inveterate truthtellers. “I’ve told the truth once, and I don’t intend to do it again.”

“Can you help us understand some pending tech lawsuits?”