Law

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a labor dispute that involves the ability of companies to sue in state court when union strikes damage property.

The Department of Justice has indicted eight social media influencers for allegedly utilizing their wide reach to "pump and dump" securities at the cost of investors.

Rapper Fontrell Antonio Baines, known by the alias "Nuke Bizzle" was sentenced to 77 months in federal prison for defrauding the U.S. government for COVID-19 relief funds.

Cryptocurrency exchange FTX, which filed for bankruptcy protection last week, said in a court filing that it owes its 50 largest creditors more than $3 billion.

An ex-housekeeper for Jeff Bezos has filed a lawsuit making several allegations about her treatment during her tenure working at the Amazon founder's home.

Vermont will begin phasing out its federally funded rental assistance as funding has begun drying up. New applications will no longer be accepted beginning on Oct. 1.

Pfizer is offering a fellowship program specifically for “early career colleagues of Black/African American, Latino/Hispanic and Native American descent."

Eighteen new lawsuits were filed against rideshare app Lyft on Wednesday on behalf of drivers and passengers who say they have been assaulted while using the app.

The Department of Labor filed a federal lawsuit against Hyundai supplier, SL Alabama, for violating child labor laws at its Alexander City factory.

A class action lawsuit filed Tuesday alleges that American Express discriminates against White employees and shows "callous indifference" to civil rights law.

Visa is suspending payments for advertisements on Pornhub parent company MindGeek's websites amid a lawsuit that accuses both companies of monetizing child porn.

A California judge has ruled that a lawsuit accusing Visa and Pornhub parent company MindGeek of violating child porn and trafficking laws by monetizing illegal content can move forward.

Five executives from the poultry processing industry were found not guilty on accusations of conspiracy to fix prices. The company involved is Pilgrim's Pride.

Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta Platforms is facing eight new lawsuits accusing the company of exploiting young and vulnerable users for profit.

A federal appeals court has reinstated a Republican-backed Texas law that prevents large social media companies from banning users over their political views.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit from a Miami attorney challenging Gov. DeSantis' law. Disney says that Florida cannot dissolve the S.B. 4-C district until it pays its debts.

Philadelphia businesses and residents are seeking to overturn Philadelphia's renewed indoor mask mandate through the courts.

Nevada's Supreme Court upheld a jury's finding that David Copperfield and a hotel were not financially responsible for a man's injuries during a vanishing act.

Arlington suffered second- and third-degree burns after the coffee spilled in his lap at the drive-thru

With Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed as the newest Supreme Court justice, here are the key business-related cases the court is set to hear after she takes the bench.