Law Firm's Failure to Disclose Conflicts Leads to Bankruptcy Judge's Resignation - Exclusive Data Analysis

The Canadian government is seeking to pay class action lawyers between $40 million and $50 million, instead of the $80 million they requested, for their involvement in a multi-billion dollar First Nations child welfare compensation case. In another legal case, a participant in a clinical trial for MDMA-assisted psychotherapy is suing two therapists, alleging their actions during the study left him suicidal and caused the breakdown of his marriage. China Evergrande Group has been given a five-week reprieve by a Hong Kong court to come up with a revised debt restructuring plan or face liquidation. Poultry companies, including Tyson Foods and Cargill, have asked a federal judge to dismiss a ruling that they polluted an Oklahoma watershed, arguing that the evidence is now too old. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau paid tribute to actor Matthew Perry, who died at 54, while former President Donald Trump criticized a New York judge as a "nut job" for ruling that his daughter Ivanka must testify in a civil fraud trial.