Class-Action Lawsuit

A Tulsa jury found a doctor negligent, awarding $15M to a girl left with severe brain damage after a missed diagnosis of bacterial meningitis as an infant.

A Texas court's dismissal of a BCBS lawsuit is the latest ruling strengthening patient protections and the binding arbitration at the heart of the law.

A new E. coli outbreak linked to The Kebab Shop sickens nine, raising questions about ground beef safety and echoing a decades-long battle for reform.

A lawsuit has been filed against The Kebab Shop after a severe E. coli outbreak left a child with kidney failure, placing the chain and its supplier under fire.

CIBC settles a class action over mutual fund fees. Learn if you're eligible for a payout and what this means for investor rights in Canada.

A landmark settlement gives millions a new switch to limit data sharing in ad auctions. Here’s what it means for your privacy and the ad tech industry.

A new lawsuit claims a test pilot took off in an experimental P-51 replica despite engine gauges showing a critical power failure, leading to a crash.

In a rare public admission, Landon Capital Partners settles a lawsuit, acknowledging it wrongfully terminated the founders of a new rival firm, GWP.

A landmark Supreme Court decision ends a key legal shield for freight brokers, forcing an industry-wide reckoning on safety, liability, and technology.

Strong glaucoma sales and disciplined spending helped Iridex narrow its quarterly loss, signaling resilience despite retina segment woes and global headwinds.

With revenue hitting a record $47.6M, TerraCycle proves sustainability is profitable. But as it raises millions, can it overcome greenwashing critiques?

A Minnesota jury found major companies liable for a man's terminal cancer from asbestos in talc powders, highlighting a growing legal battle.

Invoking its Revolutionary War past, a small Massachusetts town joins a growing movement challenging federal authority on war, spending, and immigration.

A data breach at Triad Radiology exposed sensitive data of 11,000 patients, who were not notified for over six months, raising compliance questions.

Over 100 American clergy defend the Family Federation in Japan, framing a local legal battle over finances as a global fight for religious freedom.

Organic producers are suing the federal government, alleging a 1930s pricing program illegally siphons millions to subsidize conventional milk.

Amid performance issues, non-prime lender goeasy is nominating three new directors and launching a six-point recovery plan, earning a crucial nod from ISS.

Dallas legal icon Charla Aldous earns a Hall of Fame honor while her firm wages high-stakes fights for child safety and global corporate accountability.

Landmark jury verdicts hold corporations accountable for tragedies during the 2021 Texas ice storm, including a $44M award for a fatal I-35W pileup.

A Minnesota man who lost his leg due to a faulty Jeep gear shifter, a defect also linked to actor Anton Yelchin's death, has won a landmark $18M verdict.