Class-Action Lawsuit

A unanimous appellate court ruling dismisses a multi-million-dollar fraud claim, reinforcing the power of "as is" clauses in Manhattan property deals.

Genomic Prediction reappoints its founding CEO, Laurent Tellier, signaling a push for innovation amid ethical debates and questions about its market standing.

United Wealth Education claims an FTC lawsuit made it stronger. The FTC is busy sending $10.9M to consumers harmed by what it called a 'pyramid scheme.'

A federal judge has denied Binance and its ex-CEO's attempt to force arbitration, allowing a billion-dollar securities class action to proceed in court.

AI firm Metropolis is revolutionizing US airports with frictionless tech, but a history of consumer lawsuits and privacy concerns casts a shadow on its vision.

A jury found Abbott's Similac caused a fatal gut disease in premature infants, igniting a legal firestorm over what the formula giant knew and when.

A Chicago jury found Abbott liable for infants' injuries from Similac, adding to a wave of lawsuits over the deadly intestinal disease NEC.

A new IP firm, led by an industry veteran, acquired 500+ Avaya networking patents. The move signals a new era for tech licensing and innovation.

Despite a guilty plea, a new book by a former FBI agent claims the Idaho Murders case is far from closed, citing flaws in DNA and police work.

American Ventures publicizes support from 85+ investors, a move to counter a recent fraud lawsuit and an ongoing SEC investigation into its practices.

Sanitation workers at Sweeping Corp. of America join Teamsters, signaling a growing trend of unionization fueled by wage disputes and corporate acquisitions.

Teamsters at a critical Lansing food safety firm will rally Friday, alleging unfair labor practices are derailing talks for a fair first contract.

Apimeds Pharmaceuticals accuses its Korean partner of an illegal board seizure, sparking a high-stakes legal fight in Delaware and Seoul over a broken merger.

Amid a lawsuit, Health Gorilla releases evidence it says proves a partner misrepresented its use of patient data, igniting a debate on trust in health tech.

A veteran advisor alleges Goldman Sachs gave him a 24-hour ultimatum to retire or be fired in a new arbitration claim alleging a pattern of age discrimination.

A federal judge has blocked HHS's controversial vaccine schedule and committee appointments, handing a major victory to medical groups fighting for science.

Graduates from South University's nursing programs are posting near-perfect exam scores, but how do these results fit into the school's complex history?

A new lawsuit claims Sequoia Union High School District and a volleyball club dismissed multiple warnings about a coach now facing felony assault charges.

A class action against oil tycoon Harold Hamm over the 2022 take-private of Continental Resources is set for trial, alleging a raw deal for shareholders.

Chicago attorney Eirene N. Salvi's Crain's honor highlights a career balancing record-setting verdicts with profound community service and judicial reform.