After months of unsuccessful in vitro fertilization therapy, Anni and Ashot Manukyan’s child was born this year – to a woman who didn’t know she was carrying the couple’s child following a disastrous error by a Los Angeles fertility clinic, according to the couple’s lawsuit filed Wednesday.
Read moreProfessional gamer Turner Tenney, aka Tfue, sued gaming organization FaZe Clan on Monday claiming the agency signed him to an onerous, one-sided contract, owes him sponsorship money and should be regulated as a talent agency under the California Talent Agency Act.
Read moreThe U.S. Supreme Court took up a bankruptcy snarl Monday stemming from an aborted $1.55 million real estate deal.
Read moreA federal judge will decide whether an arbitrator overstepped his authority by finding the TV arm of 21st Century Fox owes the stars and creator of the TV series “Bones” over $100 million in licensing revenue.
Read moreA Los Angeles federal judge on Thursday tossed adult film star Stormy Daniels’ lawsuit seeking to tear up a hush agreement over her alleged affair with President Donald Trump, finding Trump’s promise not to sue Daniels makes the case moot.
Read moreNearly 40 extra clones of the world’s smallest dog, dubbed Miracle Milly, came out of a contract breach according to the owner of the tiny Chihuahua who sued South Korean animal cloning companies on Tuesday.
Read moreFormer Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort and his daughter’s ex-husband schemed and “swindled” to defraud the Banc of California by claiming to own several high-end Los Angeles properties and inflating their worth to secure a $1 million loan, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday.
Read moreThe estate of pop legend Michael Jackson sued HBO on Thursday, claiming the documentary “Leaving Neverland” – which focuses on two men who say they were sexually abused by Jackson as children – has done $100 million in damage despite assurances of “nondisparagement” by the network.
Read moreAs iconic for his films as for his taste in younger women, Woody Allen brought a $68 million federal complaint Thursday over a deal with Amazon Studios that became roadkill in the #MeToo movement.
Read moreDespite warnings that a 37-year-old ape might die if transferred to an Ohio zoo, a federal judge said Thursday he can only settle matters of law, not what’s best for the well-being of the late Koko the gorilla’s longtime friend Ndume.
Read moreAbsolute Fragrance claims Amazon terminated its sales account and refuses to pay it the $340,341 it owes, in L.A. Superior Court.
Read moreGeneral Motors has breached a labor contract by continuing to employ temporary workers at its Indiana auto factory instead of laid-off unionized workers from an Ohio plant, their labor union claims in court.
Read moreElectricity supplier Entergy New Orleans claims in court that a Virginia-based public relations firm hired actors instead of recruiting supporters to speak at public meetings in favor of a proposed power plant, spurring a costly investigation into whether the utility knew its backers were paid.
Read moreGuitar legend Craig Chaquico and his former Jefferson Starship bandmates have settled Chaquico’s lawsuit over their continued use of the band name despite a 1985 agreement to retire the band. The terms of the agreement will remain confidential.
Read morePabst Brewing Co. and MillerCoors, two household names in beer, reached a settlement late Wednesday over Pabst’s claims that MillerCoors breached a brewing contract and was trying to put Pabst out of business.
Read moreConsumers claim in a federal class action that Moviepass and Helios and Matheson Analytics breached their contract for subscription theater tickets.
Read moreFive years after admitting that its predecessor defrauded New York City over its troubled Croton Water Treatment Plant, Siemens Electrical returned fire against the Big Apple in a $143 million lawsuit over the same project.
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