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Haifa Court Dismisses 90-Year-Old Worker's 465,000 NIS Labor Lawsuit
A Haifa labor court dismissed a 90-year-old ex-worker's 465,000 NIS lawsuit against a produce company, awarding him only 9,000 NIS after finding his work-hour claims unreliable.

Carrefour Israel Faces Expanded Class-Action Lawsuit Over Expired Products
A consumer expanded a class-action lawsuit against Carrefour Israel, alleging over 700 expired products were found across dozens of branches, bringing total claims to 240 million shekels.

Two Years After Amsterdam Riots: Compensation and Ongoing Security Challenges
Two years after the violent riots targeting Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam, half of the victims have received state compensation as civil lawsuits loom, while security concerns continue to plague Israeli football fans in Europe.

Arkia Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Canceled Direct Flights to Japan
Arkia Israeli Airlines faces a class-action lawsuit over canceled direct flights to Japan after selling tickets without obtaining prior regulatory approval from Japanese authorities.

Keshet Teamim Ends Professional Partnership with Chef Dudu Otmezgin
Keshet Teamim cuts professional ties with star pastry chef Dudu Otmezgin amid bitter legal disputes, while he retains his 30% stake in the brand.

Eight US States Sue OpenAI Over Child Safety and Dangerous ChatGPT Content
Eight US states filed coordinated lawsuits against OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT is an unsafe product that endangers children, provides dangerous advice, and encourages self-harm.

Channel 12 Journalist Guy Peleg Files Defamation Lawsuit Over Harassment
Channel 12 legal correspondent Guy Peleg has filed a 440,000 shekel lawsuit against activist Leon Ben Atar for defamation, public spitting, and severe harassment.

Flydubai Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Canceled Flights After Dubai Security Incident
A couple whose Dubai-Israel flight was canceled following a September 30 security incident filed a class-action suit against Flydubai in the Tel Aviv District Court, demanding compensation for abandoned passengers.
Oregon Mother Sues for 68.5 Million Dollars Following Devastating Post-Op Infection
An Oregon mother of six is suing for 68.5 million dollars after a post-hysterectomy infection led to amputations and paralysis due to alleged medical negligence.
Yair Netanyahu Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Activist Ami Dror
Yair Netanyahu filed a 500,000-shekel defamation lawsuit against activist Ami Dror over false claims of assaulting his prime minister father and fleeing Israel.
Family Sues Connecticut Hospital Over Fatal Painkiller Overdose
A 21-year-old New York woman died of a painkiller overdose at a Connecticut hospital after seeking treatment for a broken ankle, prompting a major negligence lawsuit.
Israeli Court Freezes Assets of Arms Brokers in Congo Deal Dispute
A Nazareth court issued asset freezes against Israeli arms brokers Syn-RG-Ai following a lawsuit by Emtan over unpaid weapon shipments to the Congo. Syn-RG-Ai denies the claims, citing defective products and a broader commercial dispute.
State Files Landmark Lawsuit Against Convicted Former IDF Commander
The state filed a landmark 1.19 million shekel lawsuit against a former IDF commander convicted of sex offenses, seeking reimbursement for a victim's disability benefits.
Court Dismisses Shulman Holdings Lawsuit Against Beer Glob Over Real Estate Deal
The District Court dismissed Shulman Holdings' lawsuit against Beer Glob over a disputed three-apartment claim, ruling that no binding contract was formed and ordering the plaintiff to pay 100,000 shekels in costs.
NASCAR Driver Ordered to Pay $850,000 in Sensational Infidelity Lawsuit
NASCAR driver Jennifer Jo Cobb was ordered by a North Carolina jury to pay $850,002 in a rare lawsuit involving marital infidelity and alienation of affection.
Flydubai Flight Passengers Prepare Massive Lawsuits Over Hijacking Attempt
Passengers from a harrowing Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv are organizing massive multi-million dollar lawsuits against the airline and the State of Israel following a mid-air hijacking attempt.
Cornell University Assault Plaintiff Faces Death Threats and Doxxing
Cornell University's sexual assault lawsuit faces backlash as the plaintiff, Jane Doe, endures death threats, doxxing attempts, and a false police report incident.
Couple Sues Hillel Yaffe Hospital for 2.5 Million Shekels Over C-Section Malpractice
A northern Israeli couple sued the Ministry of Health for 2.5 million shekels over an undiagnosed cervical injury during a 2019 C-section at Hillel Yaffe, allegedly causing three subsequent pregnancy losses and PTSD.
Amazon Faces Israeli Class-Action Lawsuit Over Hidden Ad Charges
Amazon faces a class-action lawsuit in Israel as a local pet supplies firm accuses the tech giant of secretly overcharging advertisers, causing tens of millions of shekels in damages.
The Dark Web of PR: How Crisis Managers and Lawyers Run Smear Campaigns
A New York Times investigation reveals an underground network of PR professionals and lawyers orchestrating malicious online smear campaigns against women involved in legal disputes.
Conduit Technology Sues USDT Issuer Tether Over Frozen Funds in New York Court
Conduit Technology is suing USDT issuer Tether in a New York federal court, demanding the release of $2.76 million in frozen funds and damages over an allegedly improper asset freeze.
Court Dismisses Criminal Complaint Against Right-Wing Activist Mordechai David
A court dismissed a private criminal complaint filed against right-wing activist Mordechai David by Nava Rozilio and Gonen Ben Yitzhak. David announced he will now seek legal costs.
Google Faces Billion-Pound Play Store Class-Action Lawsuit in London
A £1 billion class-action lawsuit opened in London against Google over Play Store developer commissions, coinciding with shifts in Gemini AI free tier access.
Court Dismisses 100M NIS Class Action and Fines Plaintiffs over Competitor Ties
A massive class-action lawsuit demanding over 100 million NIS against an electrical tool importer was dismissed by an Israeli court, which ordered the plaintiffs to pay 100,000 NIS in legal expenses for abusing legal procedures.
Cafe Nina Owner and Nataly Dadon End Years-Long Legal Battle With Settlement
A 1.1 million shekel defamation lawsuit between Cafe Nina owner Eyal Levingt and influencer Nataly Dadon concludes with a court-suggested settlement involving no financial payments.
Ex-Employees Sue Groq Over $20 Billion Nvidia Licensing Deal
Former Groq employees sued the chip startup, alleging its $20 billion deal with Nvidia bypassed shareholder approval and illegally enriched executives.
Tel Aviv Court Fines Class-Action Plaintiff 100,000 Shekels in Rivalry Case
A Tel Aviv court fines a class-action plaintiff 100,000 shekels, ruling the lawsuit was a coordinated commercial attack by a business rival.
U.S. Court Advances Apple Lawsuit Against OPPO Over Apple Watch Trade Secrets
A U.S. federal court denied a motion to dismiss Apple's trade secret lawsuit against OPPO concerning Apple Watch technology. Judge Yumi Lee ruled Apple's claims are sufficiently detailed to proceed.
Israeli Cinema Chains Face Class-Action Lawsuit Over Popcorn Toppings
Class-action lawsuits filed against "Yes Planet" and "Rav Hen" cinema chains allege consumer deception over paper dividers used to limit toppings in ₪55 popcorn combos.
Coca-Cola Faces 2.5M NIS Class-Action Lawsuit Over App Points Deletion
A class-action lawsuit exceeding 2.5 million NIS has been filed against Coca-Cola's Israeli bottler, alleging unredeemable app points, stock shortages, and sudden point resets.
Chris Brown Faces Harassment Allegations and Child Support Dispute With Ex
Singer Chris Brown faces mounting harassment and child support allegations from his ex-partner Diamond Brown, according to new court documents obtained by TMZ.
US Retail Workers Fight Back Against Restroom Bans and Standing Mandates
A strict new retail policy banning US employees from using restrooms outside of scheduled breaks and removing chairs has sparked viral outrage and renewed legal battles over workplace rights.
New York Nurse Files Malpractice Lawsuit Against Mount Sinai Over Leftover Needle
A nurse at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York filed a malpractice lawsuit claiming a surgical needle was left in her abdomen for seven years, causing severe chronic pain.
Lawsuit Reveals Millions in Fees Charged by Major Israeli Engineering Firm
A lawsuit filed against David Engineers reveals that the prominent Israeli structural engineering firm charges millions of shekels per project, as former subcontractor Tamir Nahari sues for 8 million shekels in unpaid wages.
Flydubai Passengers Face Multi-Million Dollar Lawsuit After Hijacking Scare
Passengers from a recent flydubai hijacking attempt could receive up to $250,000 each in compensation under the Montreal Convention, according to aviation legal experts.

Palestinian Authority Blames Israel in 553 Million Shekel Car Theft Lawsuit
The Palestinian Authority blamed Israeli authorities for car thefts in a legal defense against a 553 million shekel lawsuit filed by Phoenix Insurance. The court hearing is set for November.
US CFTC Files Lawsuit Against Cash FX Group Over 950 Million Dollar Ponzi Scheme
The US CFTC filed a lawsuit in Florida against Cash FX Group and others over a 950 million dollar Ponzi scheme, affecting hundreds of thousands of global investors.
Florida Couple Sues IVF Clinic After DNA Test Reveals Genetic Mix-Up
A Florida couple has filed a lawsuit against an IVF clinic after discovering through a DNA test that their baby daughter is not biologically related to the father, raising concerns over genetic mix-ups.
Six Flags Magic Mountain Faces Lawsuits Over X2 Roller Coaster Safety
Three lawsuits filed against California's Six Flags Magic Mountain and S&S Worldwide allege severe brain injuries and medical issues caused by the X2 roller coaster.
Non-Bank Credit Loan Balloons From 11.6 Million NIS to 60 Million NIS in Tel Aviv Court Case
A real estate entrepreneur sued non-bank credit company A.R.A.B. Bonus at the Tel Aviv District Court, claiming an 11.6 million NIS loan ballooned to nearly 60 million NIS.
US EEOC Sues Ohio Hospital Chain Over Antisemitic Firing of Jewish Surgeon
The U.S. EEOC has filed a federal lawsuit against an Ohio hospital chain for wrongfully terminating Jewish surgeon Dr. Ian Walton amid rising antisemitic workplace harassment following October 7.
New York Sues Polymarket US Over Unlicensed Gambling and Prediction Markets
New York sued Polymarket US for operating an unlicensed gambling platform, sparking a legal battle over state authority versus federal regulation of prediction markets.
San Diego Jury Orders Apple to Pay Over $5.7 Billion in Haptic Patent Case
A federal jury in San Diego ordered Apple to pay over $5.7 billion in damages to Taction Technology for infringing on two haptic feedback patents.
Woman Retracts Sexual Assault Allegations Against Rapper Jay-Z
A woman from Alabama who accused Jay-Z of sexual assault in 2024 has officially retracted her claims, admitting in court that she never met the rapper.
Jodie Turner-Smith and Brother Face Civil Lawsuit Over Allegations
Actress Jodie Turner-Smith and her brother face a civil lawsuit filed by three women alleging drug trafficking and sexual assault. Representatives deny the claims as baseless.
Yedidim Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Unsolicited Fundraising Texts
A Tel Aviv court is reviewing a class-action suit against the Yedidim non-profit over unsolicited fundraising texts. The judge questioned the class size and the use of charity funds for compensation.
New York Times Faces Shareholder Lawsuit Over Editorial Standards and Bias
Florida's Attorney General filed a shareholder lawsuit against The New York Times, alleging board failures in overseeing journalistic standards and addressing anti-Israel bias.
Dolly Parton's $600 Million Estate Battle Escalates Amid Security Threats
The estate battle of late music icon Dolly Parton, valued up to $600 million, escalates as her manager files a restraining order against her nephew and former head of security.
AriZona Iced Tea Co-Founder Battles Former Masseuse Over $820K Florida Home
AriZona Iced Tea co-founder John Ferolito is locked in a fierce legal battle with his former masseuse over an $820,000 Florida home, disputed promises, and financial gifts.
Israeli Courts Approve Massive 15 Billion Shekel Class Action Against Major Banks
The Central District Court approved a major class-action lawsuit against four major Israeli banks for failing to pay interest on current accounts, with damages estimated at over 15 billion shekels.