In a legal saga that could be titled “Life in the Fast Lane,” rare-books dealer Glenn Horowitz has filed a $10 million lawsuit against Eagles co-founder Don Henley and the band’s longtime manager, Irving Azoff. The suit alleges malicious prosecution,

Kanye West is facing a lawsuit from a former Jewish employee of his fashion brand Yeezy, who accuses him of subjecting her to extreme antisemitic harassment. The lawsuit, filed in February 2025 in Los Angeles, claims that Kanye repeatedly made

Not only did Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni win the Super Bowl last night in blowout fashion, but he has also had recent success in the New Jersey courtroom.  His real estate endeavors have set a significant legal precedent

Elvis Presley’s legendary Graceland mansion is on the verge of being sold at a foreclosure auction.  This has Elvis’ surviving grandchildren “All Shook Up” and has resulted in a legal battle that has pitted his granddaughter, Riley Keough, against the

Rudy Giuliani, the former New York City mayor and personal lawyer to Former President Donald Trump, is facing a lawsuit from his ex-lawyer, Robert Costello, and Costello’s law firm. The lawsuit claims that Giuliani has only paid a small part

Lizzo is addressing a lawsuit filed by three of her former dancers who claim a hostile work environment and harassment while working for her. The allegations in the lawsuit include Lizzo apparently shaming an employee because of her weight, and

Did Kevin Federline fail to pay for his children’s private school?   The school claims he did and has filed a lawsuit against him.  According to the lawsuit, Kevin Federline, who was once married to Britney Spears, has an outstanding balance

An interesting and timely court proceeding occurred recently in Canada.  The issue in that case was whether a “thumb’s up” emoji can be used to signal an acceptance of an offer, thus confirming a valid contract.   This particular Canadian judge

Kylie Jenner’s company is being sued by model Sasha Palma for $120,000, who claims she wasn’t paid on time for several photo shoots. She is now asking for a six-figure pay day! Sasha says she was hired in June 2020

A lawsuit against Lady Gaga was dismissed by a California judge.  While the Plaintiff will have the opportunity to re-file her lawsuit, the court’s ruling will likely prevent the Plaintiff from raising a colorable cause of action.  The lawsuit stems

Gary Player is one of the best golfers of all time, having won the Masters and British Open three times each.  His memorabilia, name, likeness, and logos are worth millions.  Player, unfortunately, is having issues with his relatives who he

An interesting dispute has developed in Fargo, North Dakota. A homeowner has been displaying his American flag outside his residence for two years. His condominium association has taken issue with the flag, which apparently makes a lot of flapping noise

Millions of homeowners have had trouble paying their mortgages in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Many borrowers lost their jobs or had their income reduced during the pandemic and were thus unable to pay their obligations to their lenders.  For

When Neil Sedaka sang “Breaking Up Is Hard To Do,” I don’t think this is what he had in mind. Naomi Campbell sued her ex-boyfriend, billionaire businessman Vladislav Doronin in February 2020 in London, alleging that he has retained belongings

John Melendez, who became known as “Stuttering John” during his lengthy stint as a sidekick to radio and television host Howard Stern, has sued SiriusXM for using his name, likeness and voice without permission on channels dedicated to Howard Stern.

I love spinning. I have never been to SoulCycle, but i love my peloton. SoulCycle is an indoor cyclying class that is owned by Stephen Ross, the owner of the Miami Dolphins. At one time, it operated 99 studios around

A federal judge in Nevada has dismissed a lawsuit filed by nine women who alleged they were sexually harassed by former casino mogul Steve Wynn.  These women are manicurists and makeup artists in a salon at the Wynn Las Vegas. 

In early April 2020, Broward Sheriff’s Office deputy Shannon Bennett was the first South Florida first responder to be killed by COVID-19. After his tragic death, his family made a claim to the AIG insurance company for a benefit that

A residential foreclosure can happen to anyone. We have had clients who are very rich and very poor. Everyone has the potential to be the victim of a bank foreclosure if they breach their contract with the bank. It has

The number of foreclosures is going to increase significantly and likely that will occur extremely soon. The number of people who failed to pay their mortgage in May 2020 rose to its highest level since 2011 as 4.3 million homeowners

The United States Supreme Court has issued a landmark ruling for the LGBTQ community, ruling in a 6-3 decision that an employer who fires a worker for being gay or transgender violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.  Title

The coronavirus pandemic has brought financial struggles to many millions of Americans. As a result of these financial difficulties, many are having problems paying their rent, mortgages, and other obligations. This has resulted in frustrated landlords and lenders and will

On February 10, 2020, I wrote about how Ben and Jerry’s were Sued Over Whether its Cows are Happy. An environmentalist, James Ehlers, claimed that many of the cows that produce Ben & Jerry’s milk are raised on factory-style farms

Since the outbreak of the coronavirus and the social distancing requirement, virtually everyone has used Zoom, a video conference service. In a unique, difficult and certainly intriguing lawsuit, a Texas-based burlesque and pole dancing instructor, Stacey Simins, has sued Zoom

Should a condominium association be able to prevent a home healthcare worker from entering a condominium to provide care for her client during the COVID-19 crisis? That is the issue of a newly filed lawsuit in Miami-Dade County. A Sunny

Some people don’t know what to do with their money! In some lighter legal news (although not lighter for the below-mentioned Mr. Primeau), in January 2011, Canadians Edmund Mark Hooper and Michael Primeau bet $517,000 in a best-of-three game of

Former UPS employees have made allegations in an employment related lawsuit that overworked drivers are told to falsify delivery times for UPS’s “Next Day Air” service. Customers pay pay a premium, between $130 and $163, to ensure a package arrives