A class action lawsuit filed Monday evening claims Spirit Airlines is misleading passengers by implying its “passenger usage fees” are a government tax or fee.
A resolution passed by the ABA House of Delegates on Tuesday urges federal agencies to pursue regulatory cooperation with relevant foreign authorities.
In the wake of an American Civil Liberties Union campaign launched this week to determine how much information from automatic vehicle license plate readers is being stored by law enforcement…
The family of a suburban Chicago 12-year-old who has been deaf since birth is suing Megan Runnion’s former Girl Scout troop, contending that officials disbanded it rather than pay for…
There’s a potential legal battle brewing in Philadelphia, where a state-court judge, as a Philadelphia Daily News columnist puts it, recently issued an unusual order that…
Without admitting any wrongdoing, Accretive Health Inc. has agreed in a settlement with the Minnesota attorney general to pay $2.5 million and stop doing business in the state for two…
The maker of Buckyballs and Buckycubes is firing back after the Consumer Product Safety Commission filed an unusual administrative complaint last Wednesday seeking to stop sales of the small magnets.
A Chicago-based consumer law firm described by the Illinois attorney general as a “front” for collecting hefty fees rather than a provider of actual assistance to struggling individuals is winding…
Wireless carriers say they don’t market their services to law enforcement or seek to make a profit from providing customer cellphone data to the police.
A federal appeals court has refused to approve a settlement involving charitable donations in a class-action suit that alleged Kellogg Co. made false advertising claims about Frosted Mini-Wheats.
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