Ron Wood reports: Josh Duggar has opted to withdraw his motion to intervene in a federal lawsuit filed by his sisters over the release of information by police related to allegations he sexually abused his sisters while they were juveniles. One of Duggar’s attorneys, Gregory Payne, filed the motion Friday. [Read More…]
Matthew Renda reports: A woman whose Uber driver raped her in New Delhi, India, sued the ride-sharing company in federal court Thursday, claiming Uber executives illegally obtained her medical records in an attempt to discredit her traumatic story. The woman, named simply as Jane Doe in the lawsuit, accused Uber [Read More…]
Colin Lecher reports: When faced with an order from the US government to hand over records under a controversial surveillance law, an American tech company fought back in court, according to a previously secret 2014 ruling contained in records that was obtained through lawsuits from the ACLU and Electronic Frontier [Read More…]
A former UK Claims Organisation manager has pleaded guilty to more than 10 offences of unlawfully obtaining personal data. He was fined £2,000 and ordered to pay prosecution costs of £1,600 as well as a victim surcharge of £15. The Liverpool-based claims management company made so-called ‘blagging’ calls to insurance [Read More…]