Former Eminem Employee Admits Copyright Infringement
A former Eminem employee pleaded guilty after admitting he copied and sold unreleased recordings without authorisation.
A former Eminem employee pleaded guilty after admitting he copied and sold unreleased recordings without authorisation.
An Oklahoma City landlord and property owners agreed to pay $52,500 and adopt safeguards to settle a federal familial-status discrimination suit.
The Justice Department opened a civil-rights investigation into alleged firearm-permit delays in Middletown and Waterbury, Connecticut.
Fifteen defendants face federal charges in several Los Angeles healthcare-fraud cases involving more than $1.8 billion in allegedly false claims.
A federal indictment accuses Virginia state senator Lillie Louise Lucas and six others of racketeering, drug, fraud, money-laundering and firearms offences.
A new DOJ-HHS pilot offers healthcare companies coordinated civil resolutions for qualifying False Claims Act self-disclosures made by April 22.
The FTC sued GovAssist, Entry and their owner over alleged government impersonation, misleading passport promises and fake reviews.
The Fifth Circuit held that a pending appeal does not prevent transfer of supervised-release jurisdiction when the transfer leaves appellate issues untouched.
The Fifth Circuit held that FOIA permits prospective relief against an alleged continuing failure to publish disaster-assistance standards online.
A federal appeals court vacated an injunction against Mississippi’s DEI law and ordered reassignment after finding serious AI-generated errors below.
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