Lawsuit

A group of investors has filed a $100 million federal lawsuit accusing San Francisco-based Cere Network and its founder Fred Jin of orchestrating a massive cryptocurrency fraud. The suit alleges misrepresentations about the company's blockchain-based cloud storage technology and a pump-and-dump scheme that devastated token values. Plaintiffs seek $25 million in losses and $75 million in punitive damages.

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TaylorMade has filed a lawsuit against Callaway, accusing the rival golf brand of running a coordinated campaign to mislead consumers about golf ball quality using UV light demonstrations. The suit claims these pitches falsely suggest imperfections in TaylorMade balls that affect performance. Both companies have issued statements defending their positions as the legal battle unfolds.

A New York man has filed a lawsuit against Prenuvo, claiming its $2,500 whole-body MRI scan failed to detect a critical artery narrowing that led to his massive stroke months later. Sean Clifford argues that early intervention could have prevented his severe disabilities. The case highlights ongoing debates about the reliability of elective full-body scans.

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John Urban filed a class-action lawsuit in Florida on January 10, 2026, accusing Tesla of defective electronically actuated door handles on 2014-2016 Model S vehicles that routinely fail after several years, creating access issues and safety risks. Three of four handles on his 2015 Model S Ludicrous stopped working by 2022, forcing inconvenient workarounds amid broader scrutiny of Tesla's door systems.