How holiday staffing issues can crush small businesses
Owners can find out the hard way that they can be hurt by other companies' staffing problems.
Flight attendant sues Southwest Airlines over hidden bathroom cam
According to a lawsuit filed in Arizona, the flight attendant noticed an iPad mounted on the windshield showing a livestream of the bathroom.
Maryland sues Kushner-owned apartment company, alleges rodent infestation
Frosh said there have been "numerous" violations of consumer protection laws, which harmed thousands of Maryland residents.
'I lost my mother': Prince Harry fears history repeating itself as press hounds Meghan Markle
The letter at the heart of the royal couple's lawsuit, published by the Mail, was written by the Duchess of Sussex to her father.
Here's another way student loans are screwing you over, consumer advocates say
A student loan processing company has been accused of pushing borrowers to plans that incurred more interest.
OxyContin maker settles with 2,000 plaintiffs on opioids
Purdue Pharma, the makers of notorious opioid painkiller OxyContin, have reached a tentative settlement on Wednesday with attorney's representing over 2,000 local governments and organizations for their role in creating the nation's widespread opioid epidemic.
Allergan makes opioid settlement deal
The Dublin-based pharmaceutical company paid out $5 million in settlements between two Ohio counties ahead of a landmark federal trial against opioid drug makers.
Rampant sex trafficking ignored at Atlanta-area hotels: lawsuits
Four sex trafficking survivors claim in lawsuits they were victims of rampant sex trafficking that was overlooked by Atlanta- and Baton Rouge-based hotel employees between 2010 and 2016.
Disney settles in $40M 'Home Improvement' suit
Creators of "Home Improvement", which starred Tim Allen, Wind Dancer Production Group and writer-producers Matt Williams, Carmen Finestra, Tam O'Shanter and David McFadzean alleged they lost syndication money from the popular ABC-Disney show generating upwards of $1.5 billion.
AT&T sold customers’ location data, lawsuit alleges
AT&T is facing a class action lawsuit over allegations that it violated its customers’ privacy by providing location data to “thousands” of third parties.
Amazon sued by trucking company over use of 'Prime,' reports say
A trucking company is suing Amazon over its “Prime” shipping trailers.
Bayer to put $5.6B toward additional weed-resistance methods, wants ‘more choices for growers’
Bayer on Friday said its planning to pour billions of dollars into more weed-resistance methods aside from glyphosate, an active ingredient in Roundup.
Johnson & Johnson told to pay $300M in talc powder lawsuit: reports
Johnson & Johnson will reportedly launch an appeal after they were ordered Friday to pay $300 million in punitive damages to a woman who alleged that her cancer associated with asbestos was triggered by the company’s talc powder.
Bayer to reportedly appeal $2B Roundup ruling with preemption argument
Bayer has reportedly devised their strategy on how to appeal a $2 billion jury decision reached earlier this week concerning Roundup weed killer.
Monsanto ordered to pay $2B in Roundup cancer claim case: A look at other large product-liability awards
On Monday, Monsanto Co. was ordered to pay a combined $2.055 billion to a couple who claimed they got cancer after using its popular weed killer. This is the third courtroom loss for the agribusiness giant in California since August.
Bumble Bee, Chicken of the Sea, StarKist sued by US consumers over ‘dolphin-safe’ tuna claims: report
Bumble Bee, Chicken of the Sea and StarKist were sued by American consumers over claims that the companies were deceiving customers by saying the tuna caught was done by “dolphin-safe” fishing exercises, according to a report.
Monsanto vows appeal after losing Roundup cancer claim case, ordered to pay $2B in damages
A California jury reportedly ruled in favor of a couple on Monday who alleged that Roundup weed killer triggered their cancer diagnoses, ultimately finding Monsanto responsible and ordering them to pay billions in damages.