scandal

 

Megan Perkins v. The New York Times Company

"engaging in an illegal “automatic renewal” scheme with respect to its subscription plans for The New York Times"

pdf version of filed lawsuit complaint

 

Svetlana Lokhova v. Wall Street Journal

"Between January 2016 and May 2018, Halper colluded with rogue agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”), with political operatives at Cambridge University, and with “journalists” employed by the Wall Street Journal, the Guardian, the New York Times, the Washington Post and other mainstream media outlets, to promote a narrative and publish false statements about Plaintiff, about United States Army General Michael Flynn (“General Flynn”), and about others – statements that Halper and his confederates knew to be false."

pdf version of filed lawsuit complaint

 

John Nashel v. The New York Times Company

"The New York Times Company (“NYT”) rented, exchanged, and/or otherwise disclosed detailed information about Plaintiffs’ newspaper subscriptions to data aggregators, data appenders, data cooperatives, and list brokers, among others, which in turn disclosed Plaintiffs’ information to aggressive advertisers, political organizations..."

pdf version of filed lawsuit complaint

 

Nicholas Sandmann v. The New York Times

"The Times engaged in an agenda-driven campaign to bully, harass, threaten, disparage and vilify Nicholas—a minor who literally and factually did nothing more than stand still when unexpectedly confronted by Phillips and his companions who pointed a myriad of cameras at Nicholas in the hopes of capturing a viral encounter."

pdf version of filed lawsuit complaint

 

Kim Ellis v. Black Rifle Coffee Company

"Ellis held a series of positions in real estate and business development from 1990 to the present. In 2021 I was employed as Senior Vice President, Real Estate and Development by GameStop Corp., a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company that operates more than 5,700 stores across 14 countries."

pdf version of filed lawsuit complaint

 

Piri v. T-Mobile Inc. Et Al

"Plaintiff’s personal account had been fully hacked and his digital identity stolen despite his many warnings to T-Mobile of the impending hack and desperate pleas to prevent it."

pdf version of filed lawsuit complaint