A federal judge on Tuesday agreed with the Federal Trade Commission that Amazon.com Inc. didn’t do enough to disclose to parents that children could potentially make in-app purchases while playing…
Federally Indicted last year on charges of structuring withdrawals of some $1.7 million from bank accounts to avoid federal reporting requirements and lying to the FBI, former U.S. House…
Noting that substantial deference is granted to labor arbitration awards, a divided federal appeals court panel on Monday reinstated a four-game suspension imposed on New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady…
Updated: A Texas lawyer sent a letter to a Mansfield diner last week demanding $252.25 in compensation because it ran out of the homemade soup that was supposed to come…
With a June trial looming in a California class action by 240,000 current and former drivers who claimed they were misclassified as independent contractors, Uber Technologies Inc. agreed on Thursday…
Florida has reportedly become the second state in the country, after New York, to respond to the issue of big surprise hospital bills with patient-oriented legislation.
In a ruling that took hundreds of former partners of Dewey & LeBoeuf and predecessor firms off the hook, a New York judge on Monday held that an office lease…
A federal judge in Atlanta is allowing a suit by 54 Sudanese refugees who say their interviews with a screenwriter about their persecution are subject to copyright protection.
A lawsuit filed on Monday claims a raise that boosted Judge Judy’s pay to $45 million in 2009 wiped out profits due to a company that is successor to the…
Calling the terms of a $200 payday loan “unconscionable,” Delaware’s influential Court of Chancery voided it Monday and awarded the borrower $3,240 in damages, plus attorney fees.
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