Makers of ice cream bars, energy drinks, gummy worms, barbecue sauces, protein bars and other products are facing lawsuits over the use of a sweetener that they allege contains “zero sugar.”
A federal district judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by an actress accusing director James Cameron of misappropriating her likeness for his Avatar film franchise.
A former in-house lawyer for fashion company Louis Vuitton will get another chance to show that she was fired in retaliation for pursuing sexual harassment complaints against the company after a federal appeals court reversed a lower court’s dismissal of her case.
A Louisiana attorney who previously was suspended has been disbarred and banned from Walmart after stealing $385 in food and beverages while working at the store.
A senior associate at Musick, Peeler & Garrett was fined almost $1,000 by the Los Angeles County Superior Court for submitting a brief with fabricated case citations.
A trade group for in-house counsels is suing a rival, alleging that it misused the group’s copyrighted materials to train its own artificial intelligence chatbot, according to Reuters.
More than a dozen states will receive millions of free eggs as part of an unusual legal settlement with three egg producers accused by the Department of Justice of price fixing.
The Ohio attorney general has filed a lawsuit against a Cincinnati-area retailer linked with the 1990s TV show Seinfeld, alleging that the company took customers’ money without delivering merchandise or providing refunds.
A group of general counsels and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati have joined forces to launch a new venture capital fund dedicated to investing in legal technology startups.
A medical TV show’s drama has spilled over to the courtroom, as an attorney for the producers of The Pitt told a California appeals court on Tuesday that the popular show is a unique work that cannot be sued on free speech grounds.
A federal appeals court on Tuesday tossed a $125 million award in a complex contract dispute between IFG Port Holdings and the Port of Lake Charles, Louisiana, citing an undisclosed longtime friendship between the U.S. magistrate judge who heard the case and IFG Port Holdings’ lead trial counsel.
The much-anticipated crisis brought on by changes in federal regulations regarding financial aid has not manifested—yet. That’s the conclusion of law deans contacted by the ABA Journal, as well as officials at the Law School Admission Council and the AccessLex Institute.
A federal judge in California awarded plaintiffs attorneys $146.8 million in fees Friday after they won a $425 million jury verdict against Google in a privacy class action lawsuit.
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