Keep pulling the thread on Brendan Ballou.
The Public Integrity Project, a public interest law firm founded by Brendan Ballou, has filed a lawsuit against Paramount regarding its merger with Warner Brothers.
The Public Integrity Project sued the U.S. President for approving what it alleges was an illegal sale of TikTok's U.S. assets to administration allies.
The Public Integrity Project is preparing a lawsuit against Paramount based on reports that the Ellison family discussed firing CNN anchors in exchange for regulatory approval of its Warner Brothers acquisition.
Public reports allege that David Ellison, while attempting to acquire Paramount, agreed to a side deal with the U.S. President to provide millions of dollars in free advertising and settle a lawsuit against 60 Minutes in exchange for regulatory approval.
Brendan Ballou asserts that the Department of Justice is systematically dismantling its infrastructure for prosecuting wealthy criminals.
Consumers win their cases 89% of the time in small claims court, compared to a win rate of 20% to 30% in forced arbitration.
In the 2011 Supreme Court case AT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion, Justice Antonin Scalia's majority opinion established that federal courts must enforce forced arbitration agreements, even if they are deemed unfair to consumers.
The current U.S. Supreme Court is the most pro-corporate since the 19th century, ruling in favor of the Chamber of Commerce in approximately 80% or more of its cases.
A single donor contributed $17 million to support the appointment of Justice Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, with similar amounts spent on other recent appointments.
Elon Musk summarily fired 2,000 Twitter employees and then refused to pay the severance he had previously promised them.
Uber is overhauling its customer support system to use AI to deliver "dynamic outcomes" based on desired "vibes" rather than on fixed, written policies.
The Public Integrity Project sued the U.S. Attorney General for allegedly failing to fully disclose the Jeffrey Epstein files as required by law.