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Trump’s Lawyers Skeptical About Representing Election Efforts: Report

Lawyers working at firms representing President Donald Trump’s efforts to challenge the results of the election are skeptical about their role in potentially undermining the democratic process. So reports the Business Standard.

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Texas Trial Stalled As Juror, Lawyer Test Positive for COVID-19

A federal trial in Texas is on hold as at least one juror and an attorney involved in the proceeds have tested positive for COVID-19. So reports Westlaw Today.

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Johnny Depp Out of Harry Potter Spinoff After Losing Defamation Case Against The Sun

After losing his defamation case against The Sun, actor Johnny Depp has stepped down from his upcoming role in the Fantastic Beasts 3 film. So reports Cinema Blend.

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Investors Sue Apple for Cook’s Comments on China

Apple Inc. will have to face a class-action lawsuit brought by shareholders who accused CEO Tim Cook of hiding “falling demand for iPhones in China.” So reports Reuters.

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WMU, Cooley Law School to End Affiliation Agreement

Western Michigan University will sever ties with the Thomas M. Cooley Law School. So reports Insider Higher Ed.

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N.O. Attorney Charged in Alleged $1.5M Accident Racket

New Orleans lawyer Danny Patrick Keating Jr. was charged with a felony as part of a federal investigation into alleged staged accidents that involved “spotters” and “slammers.” So reports the New Orleans Advocate.

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Female Police Officer in Boston Files 13-page Federal Discrimination Suit

Sgt. Beth Donovan, a Boston police officer, has alleged a “pattern” of discrimination and retaliation in the department and has filed a federal lawsuit. So reports The Boston Herald.

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Lawsuit Settled After Florida Baseball Coach, Wife Electrocuted Fixing Scoreboard

The wrongful death suit filed in the wake of Florida baseball coach Corey Crum and his wife’s electrocution was settled. So reports WCTV.

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Louisville Cop Shot By Breonna Taylor’s Boyfriend Sues Him

Louisville police Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly has filed a lawsuit against Kenneth Walker, alleging “assault, battery and emotional distress.” So reports NBC News.

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Groups Challenge Trump EO Prohibiting 'Anti-American' Diversity Training

Civil rights groups are challenging President Donald Trump’s order prohibiting federal agencies and others from offering diversity training programs he deems “anti-American.” So reports the Associated Press.

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