Results for: Legal Battle

Prince Harry is considering canceling his upcoming trip to the UK due to ongoing security concerns. The Duke of Sussex was scheduled to attend the 10th-anniversary celebration of the Invictus Games and deliver a speech at St Paul’s Cathedral. However, after losing his legal battle against the Home Office over security arrangements, Harry may opt to participate via video link or pre-recorded message. Harry has expressed disappointment over the security plans and is appealing the decision, facing legal costs of £1 million.

The United States Senate has passed a significant bill that could lead to the prohibition of TikTok within the country. The legislation grants TikTok’s Chinese parent firm, ByteDance, a nine-month ultimatum to sell its ownership in the app or risk being banned in the United States.

Mark Wahlberg and David Beckham’s once-rocky relationship has taken a legal turn, with Beckham suing Wahlberg and his co-defendants over an alleged partnership dispute. The legal battle stems from Beckham’s involvement in F45, a fitness company in which Wahlberg has a stake. Beckham alleges he lost over £8.5 million due to Wahlberg’s alleged misconduct, while Wahlberg and his team deny any wrongdoing. This legal battle highlights the deterioration of their relationship, which began with Wahlberg’s complaints about the disruption Beckham’s presence brought to their neighborhood. Despite their initial animosity, the two celebrities eventually found common ground, with Beckham becoming a global ambassador for F45. However, the lawsuit has reignited their conflict, further straining their relationship.

A jury has found the city of Lake Oswego has no legitimate reasons to bar public access to the waters of Oswego Lake at Millennium Park Plaza, but it has justified reasons to ban access at Headlee Walkway and Sundeleaf Plaza due to safety concerns and the presence of physical barriers. The jury’s decision is not legally binding, and the final verdict will be determined by Clackamas County Judge Kathie Steele in the coming months.

Five years after the tragic Boeing 737 Max crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia, families of the victims are still seeking justice through ongoing legal battles against the aircraft manufacturer. Despite Boeing settling hundreds of lawsuits, 41 cases remain unresolved, highlighting the families’ determination to hold the company accountable for the flaws in the jet’s flight control software that led to the disasters.

Officials in Washtenaw County, Michigan, are requesting a court order to remove a collection of tiny homes from a family farm. The farm has been hosting the miniature dwellings for years, despite legal challenges contesting the practice.

Squatters have vacated a Gordon Ramsay pub in London after a High Court order granted possession to the celebrity chef’s company, Gordon Ramsay Holdings International Limited (GRHI). The group, which included members of the Anarchist Association London Branch and the Camden Art Café, initially resisted the eviction but eventually left the premises. The pub’s owner, Gary Love, denied having any contact with the squatters and stated that enforcement officers had changed the locks on Monday. The legal battle between Ramsay and Love over the pub’s lease is ongoing, with the property currently on the market for £13 million.