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Families of Hokkaido boat accident victims to sue operator

Asahi News 22 Apr 2024
The lawsuit against Shiretoko Pleasure Boat and Seiichi Katsurada, 60, will be filed at the Sapporo District Court in late May or later, lawyers representing the family members said ... join the lawsuit.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Turns Rat, Cooperates In Lawsuit Vs. FTX Celebrity Backers

Bitcoinist 22 Apr 2024
The class-action lawsuit against the celebrity endorsers accuses them of deception and making false claims about the safety of FTX’s crypto assets ... The fallout from the FTX collapse continues to reverberate throughout the crypto industry.
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Massive Developments in the Ripple v SEC Lawsuit Expected This Week: Details

CryptoPotato 22 Apr 2024
Earlier this month, multiple industry participants speculated that an agreement between the two parties may occur before April 23 due to the final pretrial conference on April 16.
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Editorial: Social media companies refuse to safeguard kids. It’s up to lawmakers now

The Los Angeles Times 22 Apr 2024
Yet the drive for regulation is facing stiff pushback from the tech industry, which has lobbied against the bills and filed lawsuits to block new legislation from taking effect, arguing the laws are unconstitutional.
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NYC's EV revolution is riding on Uber and Lyft drivers

Business Insider 22 Apr 2024
This snapshot in time comes as New York City aims to convert almost its entire ride-hailing industry to EVs by 2030, with the exception of wheelchair-accessible vehicles ... "This is the industry that's ...
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More setbacks for Honua Ola: Ongoing lawsuit against HECO seeks $1B in damages

Hawaii Tribune-Herald 21 Apr 2024
... as defendants in an ongoing lawsuit.
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Lawmakers Hope To Use This Emerging Climate Science To Charge Oil Companies For Disasters

TPM 21 Apr 2024
“There have been a lot of lawsuits trying to get these companies to pay for some damages, and ... Industry leaders say lawmakers are acting out of frustration that the lawsuits have been slow to progress.
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State Legislators Push for Unified AI Regulatory Framework

Cryptopolitan 20 Apr 2024
On the one hand, major players in the industry are backed up by resolutions, but on the other, they are occasionally opposed to the suggestion of lawsuits and the demand of disclosures of trade secrets.
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Sounding off: Politicians, guns, abortions among week's topics

Pittsburgh Tribune Review 20 Apr 2024
Supreme Court hears debate on gun-industry immunity in lawsuit over Mt ... energy industry and raise energy costs ... PACER also punishes an industry that has already reduced its carbon footprint.
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Columbine and a quarter-century of American school shootings

RTE 20 Apr 2024
... act that immunized the firearms industry from lawsuits in 2005, and the Supreme Court’s Heller decision in 2008, which overturned a 1975 ban on handgun ownership here in the District of Columbia.
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Code changes add to housing costs, industry spokesman says

The Spokesman-Review 19 Apr 2024
19—MOSES LAKE — There have been some changes to the Washington State Building Code that stand to add to the cost of building homes, a spokesman for the Building Industry Association of Washington said.
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Letter to the editor: So it's the gun's fault again?

Pittsburgh Tribune Review 19 Apr 2024
Regarding the article “Pa. Supreme Court hears debate on gun-industry immunity in lawsuit over Mt. Pleasant boy’s death” (April 9, TribLive) ... A gun cannot fire on its own. It needs a human to pull the trigger ... And the No ... Rhonda Berlin.
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Judge rules in favor of Augusta development authority in lawsuit vs. XPR Augusta organizers

The Augusta Chronicle 19 Apr 2024
A messy chapter for the Augusta entertainment industry is coming to a close. In a lawsuit against C4 Live, the ... Background on the lawsuit between Augusta Economic Development Authority and C4 Live.
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25th anniversary of the Columbine High School massacre proves that the gun lobby won

Azcentral 19 Apr 2024
... the sunset of the federal ban on assault weapons in 2004, followed by the congressional act that immunized the firearms industry from lawsuits in 2005 and the Supreme Court’s Heller decision in 2008.
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Bureau of Land Management’s draft plan sparks debate over sage-grouse conservation

St George News 19 Apr 2024
While sage-grouse regulations have prompted lawsuits from the oil and gas industry in the past, they may also hinder clean energy projects vital for the nation’s shift from fossil fuels in the future.

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