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MEDIA ADVISORY: At Press Conference Thursday, a Coalition Will Call for a Special Prosecutor to Investigate and Prosecute Crimes Committed by Federal Agents During “Operation Midway Blitz”
CHICAGO — At a press conference on Thursday, a broad coalition of organizations, officials, and individuals will call for the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate and prosecute alleged crimes committed by federal agents during “Operation Midway Blitz.” WHAT: A press conference announcing a petition for the appointment of a special prosecutor. WHEN: Thursday,
PRESS RELEASE: Independent Musicians Sue Google Over Creation and Distribution of AI Music
New lawsuit alleges that the online giant’s AI music business is a vertically-integrated syndicate that illegally copies music, launders ownership, and unfairly competes in the marketplace with real musicians. CHICAGO — Led by Illinois-based artists, a group of independent musicians from across the country have banded together to take on Google, the second-largest technology company in
Los Angeles Woman Sexually Harassed by Property Manager is Awarded $2.8 Million by Federal Jury
“She is the hero of her own story,” says attorney Tom Kayes of Loevy + Loevy. On February 18, following a seven-day trial, a federal jury in Los Angeles sided with a young woman who testified she had been sexually harassed by her onsite property manager, and awarded her $2.8 million in compensatory damages. The
Sexually Harassed by a Property Manager, Los Angeles Woman is Awarded $2.8 Million by a Federal Jury
“She is the hero of her own story,” says attorney Tom Kayes of Loevy + Loevy. On February 18, following a seven-day trial, a federal jury in Los Angeles sided with a young woman who testified she had been sexually harassed by her onsite property manager, and awarded her $2.8 million in compensatory damages. The
PRESS RELEASE: Young Man Shot and Killed by Chicago Police in December Posed No Threat, Bodycam Footage Shows
Video to be released today depicts the moments when Officer José Salazar shot 20-year-old Roberto Calvario in the back of the head. The family’s attorneys say a civil rights lawsuit is forthcoming. CHICAGO — On the evening of December 9, while allegedly investigating a possibly stolen car, Officer José Salazar of the Chicago Police Department
BIPA AI Class Action
BIPA AI AI is learning your voice. That’s not a metaphor. It’s a business model. Voice-enabled AI is everywhere: meeting transcription tools, “speaker recognition,” customer-service voice bots, voice authentication, call analytics, and voice-cloning products. These systems don’t just record what you say. Many of them analyze how you say it, including your unique vocal characteristics,
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Gary Washington, Who Spent 30 Years in Prison for a Crime He Didn’t Commit, Receives $14 Million Settlement from the City of Baltimore
Ending a four-decade battle for justice, the Baltimore Board of Estimates voted on January 6th to approve a $14 million settlement to Gary Washington, resolving his civil rights lawsuit alleging that Baltimore Police police manipulated witnesses and fabricated evidence to secure his wrongful conviction. Two days after Christmas in 1986, a man named Faheem Ali
PRESS RELEASE: After Repeated Delays in Receiving Necessary and Life-Sustaining Prescriptions, Plaintiffs File Antitrust Class Action Lawsuit Against Accredo, Express Scripts, and Cigna
Chronic sufferers reliant on prescription drugs are trapped in an illegal, insidious, and incompetent monopoly, complaint alleges. CHICAGO — Today, attorneys at the law firm of Loevy + Loevy filed a lawsuit in federal court accusing online “specialty” pharmacy Accredo—and an entire distribution chain leading up to Accredo’s parent company, The Cigna Group— of monopolistic
MEDIA ADVISORY: New Video Evidence of DHS Use of Force Under “Operation Midway Blitz” Released at the Order of Federal Judge
Judge Sara L. Ellis has ordered that previously sealed bodycam videos and other exhibits in CHC v. Noem be made public; videos available now at www.loevy.com. CHICAGO — In November, Judge Sara L. Ellis, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, released her 233-page opinion in CHC v. Noem, a federal
PRESS RELEASE: American Musicians and Songwriters Sue AI Music Companies Located in China and Singapore for Copyright Infringement and Unfair Practices
In the first federal lawsuit against foreign-owned AI music generators, independent artists allege multiple violations of U.S. and Illinois laws. CHICAGO — This week, a group of Illinois-based independent musicians and songwriters filed a lawsuit in federal court against two foreign companies for copyright infringement and unjust practices. The lawsuit, Attack the Sound, et al
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