Texas PFAS Lawsuit Against 3M, DuPont Will Remain in State Court
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Camden Development Inc., a widespread apartment management company, convinced a federal judge that apartment renters in a proposed class action couldn’t show various fees were harmful.
Fastly Inc. investors have adequately alleged securities fraud claims over one statement by the cloud platform company that its growth wasn’t slowing, a federal court ruled.
Volvo Car USA LLC and a former paint shop worker have resolved litigation alleging the automaker’s hourly workers weren’t compensated for off-the-clock activities required before and after their shift.
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Lee Memorial Health System is immune from a proposed class action over its use of Meta Platforms’ business tools, like the tracking pixel and the Conversions Application Programming Interface, a court ruled.
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Latinos in Washington say ICE officers and other federal agents are unlawfully targeting them for immigration arrests without warrants and probable cause.
United Bank Corp. will pay $2 million to resolve litigation by former workers who say they were wrongly forced to sell the company stock they held in their employee stock ownership plan.
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