Litigation
The Court’s ruling of the Department of Labor rule on salary thresholds leaves employers to reassess compliance with exemption classifications and pay practices.
The Court explained that Florida’s Whistleblower Act requires proof of actual violations, not just reasonable belief, raising stakes for whistleblower claims.
Explore a Delaware Court decision that questions reliance on a purchase agreement clause to bar extra-contractual misrepresentation claims.
In Young v. Experian Information Solutions, Inc., the Third Circuit Court of Appeals clarified the conditions under which claims may proceed directly to arbitration without discovery.
Robinhood faces a class action suit over a data breach, alleging negligence, poor cybersecurity, and exposing customers to the risk of unauthorized loans and identity theft.
AIG has no duty to defend Aloha Petroleum in climate change lawsuits where it had been cited, says the court, because pollution exclusions in the policies at issue barred coverage.
Delve into the case where the Federal Trade Commission accuses Dave, Inc. of violating the FTC Act and the Restore Online Shoppers Confidence Act.
Read how Missouri’s new Commercial Financing Disclosure law mandates transparency in small business loans’ costs, payments, and terms and protects borrowers from hidden fees.
Read how the Ontario Court of Appeal allowed the release of a report on the 2019 LifeLabs data breach, exposing failures in safeguarding sensitive personal and health data.
Are cryptocurrency tokens created through staking taxable income? Learn about a case that reignites this crucial legal debate for blockchain users.
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