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Katy Perry will take the stand in a future California state court trial as part of her latest legal battle with an octogenarian over real estate, a judge ordered on Friday, despite her lawyers’ attempts to keep her from testifying.

Federal criminal defense attorney Gregory Nicolaysen allegedly sexually harassed a former paralegal while she worked at his firm starting in 2022, she said in a Tuesday lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court.

A visually impaired, legally blind Los Angeles resident is suing Apple, Inc. because its website isn’t fully accessible to screen-reading technology that converts online content into formats such as speech or braille.

It appeared to be another of MrBeast’s elaborate and expensive stunts: a TikTok video of the YouTube star, clad in a pink hoodie and black baseball cap, directing viewers to click a link and cash in on “the world’s largest iPhone 15 giveaway.” But the video was an AI “deepfake” that manipulated MrBeast’s face and voice to sell the giveaway.

An entertainment journalist accused in a newspaper of sexual misconduct can’t sue the organization that issued the statements saying he would be investigated and put on probation pending the outcome, a California appeals court ruled.

An arbitrator’s misgivings over the defendant’s use of an interpreter in a high-stakes real estate case showed “unacceptable misconceptions about English proficiency and language acquisitions,” requiring the award to be overturned, a California appeals court ruled.

“League of Legends” developer Riot Games, Inc. lost its bid to seal payment information for a $100 million settlement with current and former women employees over sex discrimination, harassmen,t and equal pay claims, a California appeals court ruled.

A former receptionist for Ernst & Young is suing her ex-employer, alleging that her managers harassed her, calling her “too old” and “too sick” to do her job, and fired her because she complained.

The Great Lakes water region provides 40 million residents from the U.S. and Canada with fresh water.

For the second consecutive legislative session, some Republican Texas lawmakers in 2023 pushed bills that sought to limit the kind of health care