Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling was banned for life from the National Basketball Association and fined $2.5 million after a recording surfaced over the weekend of him making racist…
With a trial looming next month in a federal class action in which over 64,000 tech workers were seeking $3 billion in damages, some of Silicon Valley’s biggest companies have…
Sports labor lawyer Jeffrey Kessler filed an antitrust suit on Monday that seeks to lift compensation caps for college basketball and football players.
A longtime supplier of peanut-butter-filled pretzels to Trader Joe’s has filed an antitrust and breach-of-contract suit contending that the supermarket chain conspired with manufacturer ConAgra Foods Inc. to corner the…
A federal appeals court has put a Washington, D.C., lawyer back to work as an $1,100-an-hour court monitor while an appeal of his appointment is pending in a hard-fought New…
Weighing in for the first time on a long-simmering dispute between Apple Inc. and a court-appointed monitor, a federal judge in New York on Monday rebuked the company for its…
The relationship between Apple Inc. and a Goodwin Procter partner appointed by a federal court to monitor the company’s compliance with antitrust laws concerning its e-book marketing hasn’t been going…
A federal judge has tossed antitrust claims against a Pennsylvania law firm that had exclusive contracts for law-firm advertising on buses, on a popular radio station at rush hour, and…
Both sides declared victory when a federal judge certified a class action on Friday in a suit against the National Collegiate Athletic Association by athletes challenging the use of their…
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Ed O’Bannon. File photo by Jacob Kepler.
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