Partnerial consent is the foundation of business success, however what happens when a partner artificially blocks company development? The requirements of Georgia’s new “Law on Entrepreneurs” have placed many companies in a deadlock — minority shareholders often refuse to sign essential documents, demand unreasonable payments, and put the business at risk of liquidation. What does … Continued
Washington, May 13, 2026 – Attorneys representing the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Elon Musk will appear before a federal judge today to justify the legality of the $1.5 million settlement reached between the parties. The dispute concerns the delayed disclosure of information during the acquisition of Twitter (currently X) shares. The Core … Continued
The Supreme Court of Virginia declared the new congressional electoral map unconstitutional and invalidated it. The aforementioned map aimed to redistribute electoral districts in a manner that would have enabled the Democratic Party to secure four additional seats in the November midterm elections. Court Decision and the Positions of the Parties The Court adopted the … Continued
Oakland, California, May 5, 2026 – OpenAI President Greg Brockman testified in court that Elon Musk supported transforming the startup into a commercial (for-profit) company, while simultaneously attempting to obtain full control over the process. According to Brockman, Musk’s ambition was to raise $80 billion through OpenAI, funds that were intended for the construction of … Continued
Washington, May 4, 2026 – The Supreme Court of the United States has temporarily reinstated a federal rule that permits the prescription of the abortion medication (mifepristone) via telemedicine and its delivery by mail. By this decision, the Court temporarily blocked the ruling of a lower instance that had restricted access to the medication on … Continued
Oakland, California, April 30, 2026 – Elon Musk once again returns to the witness stand to testify and respond to the sharp questions of the lawyers representing OpenAI’s Chief Executive Officer, Sam Altman. In a high-stakes trial, Musk’s lawsuit is being examined, according to which OpenAI has betrayed its original mission — to create artificial … Continued
The Supreme Court of the United States has reviewed a lawsuit filed by the administration of President Donald Trump, which seeks to radically alter the rules governing the granting of birthright citizenship. President Trump personally attended the proceedings, marking the first instance in U.S. history in which a sitting president has attended a Supreme Court … Continued
The founder and former Chief Financial Officer of the bankrupt AI company iLearningEngines have been charged with large-scale financial fraud. According to the prosecution, the “absolute majority” of the company’s clients and revenues were simply fabricated. Details of the Charges: A Fictitious EmpireA federal court in Brooklyn has unsealed a 10-count indictment against the former … Continued
A Chicago jury has ordered Abbott Laboratories (ABT.N) to pay 70 million dollars in damages. The verdict concerns a high-profile case in which the company was accused of concealing information about the risks of formula intended for premature infants. Case Overview: Fatal Disease and “Duty to Warn” The plaintiffs were represented by four families (whose … Continued
Washington, USA – A federal judge temporarily suspended the consideration of the State of Louisiana’s lawsuit, which aimed to restrict access to the medication mifepristone (the so-called abortion pill) across the entire territory of the United States. Reason for the Suspension of the Proceedings and Context of the Dispute The court’s decision is made by … Continued
„პრევენცია თითქმის ყოველთვის იაფია, ვიდრე უკვე წარმოქმნილი პრობლემის მოგვარება. სამართლებრივი უწესრიგობის ფასი დღეს ბიზნესის არსებობის ტოლფასია.“
Boston, USA – A federal court blocked the attempt of the administration of Donald Trump to compel public universities of 17 states to transfer large-scale data regarding the racial affiliation of students. The U.S. District Judge in Boston, F. Dennis Saylor IV, granted the motion of the Democratic Attorneys General of 17 states and issued … Continued
