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Recent verdicts against social media companies in New Mexico and California were lauded as “monumental,” “powerful,” and “historic” by members of Congress after juries found platforms liable for harms caused by their design features, rather than the third-party content they hosted. The verdicts show that courts may be

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The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a shooting that led to lengthy road closures near downtown over the weekend. Police said officers were dispatched to a business near Main Street and Las Vegas Boulevard around 8:15 a.m. When officers entered the building, they encountered the suspect, who

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REYNARD v. ADVANTAGE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES is a civil case with a stipulation. The stipulation is 25 pages long.

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Woodard v. Trost Health, LLC et al is a civil case with a presentence investigation report. The report is 37 pages long.

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Wolfford v. Polunsky Unit - TDCJ et al is a civil case with miscellaneous relief. The relief is 166 pages long.

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Context Directions LLC v. Wagner Cadillac Company, Ltd. is a civil case with a default judgment. The default judgment is 12 pages long.

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Higgs et al is a civil case with registry funds received/disbursed. The details of the funds are not available.

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ORTHOFIX US LLC. v PECK is a civil case with a counterclaim. The counterclaim is 11 pages long.

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New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection v. Amerada Hess Corp. is a case where a proposed stipulation and order has been filed. The court has not yet made a decision on this matter. The key issues at play are the proposed stipulation and the potential implications for the case. The case is ongoing, and the

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Google's investment in Indonesia's ride-hailing company GoTo was not connected to the country's Education Ministry's decision to procure Chromebooks for schools during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to testimony from former Google executives. This testimony undercuts a central allegation by prosecutors in the

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The defendant, Compass Group USA, Inc, has filed an answer to the amended complaint in the case of Robertson v. Compass Group USA, Inc. The answer is 46 pages long and provides a detailed response to the allegations made by the plaintiff. The case is ongoing, and the next steps will depend on the court's schedule and

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A Clark County judge has allowed prosecutors to present a new argument in the murder of Lesly Palacio. The new argument suggests that Palacio was killed during a sex assault. This development comes after a brief hearing in the morning, where Judge Tierra Jones granted a motion to amend the indictment against Erick

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REED v. CAPITAL ONE, N.A. is a civil case with a status conference scheduled. The case is currently at the conference stage, with no further details provided.

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SILIPENA et al v. AMERICAN PULVERIZER COMPANY et al is a civil case with a proposed order filed. The case is currently at the order stage, with no further details provided.

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MCGRATH et al v. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY PARTNERS LLC et al is a civil case with an amended complaint filed. The case is currently at the complaint stage, with no further details provided.

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FLORKEVICZ v. CURCIO et al is a civil case with a set/reset motion and R&R deadlines/hearings order issued. The case is currently at the motion stage, with no further details provided.

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LORBERG v. THE BOROUGH OF CARTERET is a civil case with a set hearing order issued. The case is currently at the hearing stage, with no further details provided.

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GRAY v. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS et al is a civil case with a scheduling order issued. The case is currently at the scheduling stage, with no further details provided.

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The parties in the case of Santiago v. The Hertz Corporation have filed a clerk's notice setting a telephone conference, which will be held in 60 days. The notice provides a detailed plan for the conference and the parties' negotiations.

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The lawsuit against the town of Pawlet and former library chair Harley Cudney has been affected by the retirement of attorney Richard Bowen. Bowen had been representing the plaintiff, Lyndsi Barnes, but he has withdrawn from the case due to his retirement. The lawsuit argues that Cudney's actions were wrongful and