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Minnesota Rusco officially ceased all operations on October 31, 2025, after 70 years in business, leaving hundreds of customers with an estimated $15 million in unfinished projects. Customers like Kari and Jeremy Frahm lost nearly $48,000 for window installations that were never completed. While no class action lawsuit has been filed yet, Minnesota Attorney General…
The Terrifier lawsuit filed October 27, 2025 by actress Catherine Corcoran alleges director Damien Leone and producer Phil Falcone breached her 1% profit-sharing contract, paying her only $8,300 despite the franchise grossing over $105 million worldwide. The California federal court complaint also accuses producers of filming her nude death scene without required written consent, sexual…
The NewJeans lawsuit ended October 30, 2025 when Seoul Central District Court ruled the group’s exclusive contracts with ADOR remain valid through July 31, 2029, rejecting all claims that agency breaches justified contract termination. The court ordered NewJeans members Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, and Hyein to cover all legal costs and confirmed each member faces…
The MySchoolBucks lawsuit—officially Story v. Heartland Payment Systems—resulted in an $18.25 million settlement after parents claimed the company illegally charged “program fees” when they uploaded money for school lunches. On September 25, 2025, the court issued an order granting final approval of the class action settlement, meaning payments will soon reach eligible families who submitted…
President Trump pardoned Binance founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao on October 23, 2025, wiping away his Bank Secrecy Act conviction. Senator Elizabeth Warren immediately condemned the pardon as corruption, stating Trump “did his part” after CZ boosted Trump’s crypto ventures and lobbied for clemency. This pardon escalates tensions over cryptocurrency regulation and raises questions about presidential…
Home Depot recently agreed to pay $65,000 to settle a class action alleging its payment terminals failed to provide accessible cash-back features for blind and visually impaired customers, marking just one of multiple ongoing legal battles against the retail giant. Additional lawsuits filed in July 2025 accuse Washington state locations of violating anti-non-compete laws, while…
Abigail Zwerner’s explosive $40 million negligence lawsuit against Newport News Public Schools entered trial on October 27, 2025, revealing shocking testimony that assistant principal Ebony Parker ignored three urgent warnings about an armed first-grader before the child shot Zwerner in her classroom. Opening statements began Tuesday, October 28, 2025, with a nine-member jury now hearing…
DoorDash faces multiple active lawsuits totaling over $28 million in settlements for tip misappropriation, worker misclassification, and consumer fraud—with New York securing $16.75 million and Illinois obtaining $11.25 million in separate enforcement actions. A March 2025 defamation lawsuit seeks $10 million after DoorDash allegedly branded a CEO as a fraudster, while Canada’s competition authority launched…
The Supreme Court’s June 2023 landmark ruling banning race-based admissions at Harvard triggered seismic legal shockwaves still reshaping college access in 2025. Harvard can no longer consider race in admissions under Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, effectively overturning decades of affirmative action precedent. Within days, civil rights groups filed new lawsuits challenging Harvard’s legacy…