Legal
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ANZ Faces $125M Liability After High Court Class Action Ruling
The High Court has ruled against ANZ in a long-standing class action, potentially exposing the bank to a $125 million liability for historic credit disclosure breaches.
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Goris Community Head Arushanyan Awaits Court Ruling on Detention
The Anti-Corruption Court is set to deliver a decision on replacing the sentence of Goris mayor Arush Arushanyan with imprisonment following a procedural remand.
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BLB Solicitors Enters Administration After Failed Business Sale
UK law firm BLB Solicitors has ceased trading across its six offices following a collapsed sale, leaving hundreds of clients without access to vital legal documents.
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YNW Melly Awaits Bond Ruling in Murder Retrial Motion
Florida rapper YNW Melly is seeking pretrial release as a Broward County judge weighs a new bond motion ahead of his scheduled January 2027 murder retrial.
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Business Ties and Legal Scrutiny Surround Recent PM Visit
A prominent businessman recently visited by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan faces allegations of money laundering linked to Artsakh investment funds.
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Police Investigate Shooting Behind Anderson Red Lobster
Anderson police are investigating an armed robbery and shooting that left a man wounded near a local Red Lobster following a check-cashing incident at Walmart.
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Families of Armenian Hostages Appeal to UN for Release
Legal representatives and families of seven Armenian hostages in Baku have filed a formal appeal to the UN, citing systematic violations of international law.
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Liam Cunningham Sued by Alan Shatter Over Online Claims
Former Irish Justice Minister Alan Shatter has initiated legal proceedings against actor Liam Cunningham, citing defamatory social media posts regarding alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Damascus Begins First Public Trial of Assad Era Officials
In a landmark shift for Syrian justice, former security chief Atef Najib faces trial for crimes against the Syrian people, marking a pivotal turn in post-Assad accountability.
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Suspect in White House Dinner Shooting Awaits Federal Hearing
A 31-year-old suspect is in custody following a security breach at the White House Correspondents’ dinner, with federal charges pending.
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Judicial Scrutiny Over Trump’s $10 Billion IRS Lawsuit Conflict
A federal judge is questioning the viability of President Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS, highlighting the inherent conflict of suing one’s own administration.
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Appeals Court Ruling Maintains Pre-Trial Status for Harutyunyan
The Armenian Appeals Court has denied the prosecution’s appeal regarding Vardan Harutyunyan, allowing the former SRC head to remain under house arrest.
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Judicial Review Looms in Detention Case of 18-Year-Old Protestor
An 18-year-old student remains in custody following a clash with the Prime Minister, sparking NGO outcry and a pending appeal before a new judge.
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Legal Momentum Shifts in Serzh Sargsyan Anti-Corruption Case
Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Court continues proceedings against former President Serzh Sargsyan, navigating complex legal challenges and procedural shifts.
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FBI Intensifies Global Reach Amid Rising Cyber and Gang Threats
The FBI is recalibrating its focus on transnational crime and digital warfare, signaling a shift toward more aggressive international intelligence cooperation.