PBR joined Trinity Broadcasting in objecting to the bankruptcy filing by claiming Merit Street filed for bankruptcy to avoid legal trouble from going back on a deal to air the league's programming.
D.C. will pick up the tab for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food benefits for District residents if the ...
"Technology has essentially erased the relevancy in most instances of geographical borders in business transactions," said ...
The decision means the talk-show host must continue with Chapter 7 liquidation proceedings for his media company instead of ...
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'I’m here to save the dolphins': Researcher relieved by judge's Marineland bidding process opinion
He and some dolphin professionals say they were "cut out" of the bidding process, but now they feel they have a fighting ...
Dozens of people testified before the D.C. Council about how the surge in federal law enforcement has altered their ...
D.C. courts are considering a proposal that would allow non-lawyers to assist residents in navigating civil matters. The ...
A bankruptcy judge reportedly ruled Dr. Phil's Merit Street Media company assets will be converted to a Chapter 7 liquidation ...
Business is booming for bankruptcy lawyers, and it may boom more amid the shutdown. But that's not good news for an already ...
Agreements between law firms and government—like those entered into earlier this year between some Big Law firms and the ...
A federal judge ruled that a bankruptcy proceeding for Dr. Phil McGraw's Merit Street Media, the TV personality's failed ...
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