Litigation

$15B in Bitcoin Seized in Crackdown on Alleged Prince Group Scam

Learn how the DOJ and the UK’s seizure of $15B in bitcoin is linked to a massive Prince Group scam that exploited imprisoned forced-labor victims.

DOJ is Pursuing Tariff Evasion Case Against Forklift Manufacturers

Discover how the DOJ’s new task force targets tariff evasion and false “Made in America” claims in a multimillion-dollar forklift procurement fraud case.

Flex Loan Legislation Sparks Wave of Lawsuits By Advance Financial

Read how Advance Financial’s Flex Loan product has led to thousands of lawsuits, high-interest debt, and court judgments against Tennessee borrowers.

California Appellate Decision Expands Harassment Liability

Discover how a California appellate decision on harassment liability redefines employer responsibility when HR mishandles off-site misconduct complaints.

Federal Court Allows Class Action Over Mortgage Servicer’s Deceptive Language

Discover why a North Carolina judge approved a class action under the FDCPA over a mortgage servicer’s deceptive language.

Arbitration and Class Action Waivers Held Unenforceable in Washington

Learn why arbitration and class action waivers in Washington wage cases face steep legal challenges, and what employers must consider after the Geodis ruling.

EPA Facing Class Action For Terminating Solar for All Program

Read about a new lawsuit challenging the EPA’s decision to terminate the Solar for All program, and what’s at stake if courts uphold the agency’s move.

California Supreme Court Considers Private Attorneys General Act Limits

Read about the clash between arbitration and Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) lawsuits, including whether employees can file representative-only actions to avoid arbitration.

California Court Dismisses Privacy Suit Over Hotel Tracking Technology

Read about a California court’s decision dismissing privacy claims over hotel website tracking technology under the Federal Wiretap Act and state law.

Federal Circuit Clarifies Patentability Limits “Clinically Proven Effective” Claim

Learn why the Federal Circuit ruled that “clinically proven effective” dosage language could not confer patentability in a cardiovascular treatment patent.

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