Litigation
Lawyers for BP got a sharp rebuke from District Court Judge Carl Barbier for adjusting the formatting of a filing […]
Customer review site Yelp and the TinyCo, which develops game apps, have agreed to $450,000 and $300,000 fines, respectively, to […]
Four female bank tellers in a Reno, Nev. Wells Fargo will receive $290,000 from the bank to settle a same-sex […]
More than a decade after he testified before a grand jury regarding illegal performance-enhancing drugs, Barry Bonds is seeking to […]
The Massachusetts Supreme Court rejected the Massachusetts State Automobile Dealers Association’s challenge to Tesla’s direct-to-consumer sales model. The logic of […]
Less than a week after filing a proposed class action against CBS and David Letterman’s production company, a former intern […]
All company services stemming from the offending renewal will be deemed “an unconditional gift” and payments will be refunded.
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a settlement that would have saddled Goldman Sachs with the legal fees of its former high-frequency trading guru Sergey “Flash Boy” Aleynikov, saying Goldman’s fine print on the matter must be further examined by lower courts.
A customer at Barnes & Noble’s website was never asked to click a box indicating he agreed to the site’s Terms of Service, leading the Ninth Circuit Court to deny the arbitration clause it contained.
At least a half dozen appeals courts have now ruled that the whistleblower does not have to identify a specific false claim in the complaint, as long as the complaint describes…
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