LinkedIn was instrumental in shutting down a company scraping its information earlier this year. Now, it is going after another.
Workers are getting a boost from two conservative US Supreme Court justices to convince federal courts to revisit a long-standing workplace bias standard that historically favored employers.
Bill Essayli was unlawfully serving as the Central District of California’s acting US attorney a federal judge said Tuesday, disqualifying him from the role while permitting him to stay on as a top supervising prosecutor in the office.
The Dallas Mavericks sued the NHL’s Stars in Texas Tuesday, accusing the hockey organization of blocking the basketball team’s attempts to invest in the arena after allegedly abandoning their partnership.
The Trump administration’s opaque decisions during the government shutdown to permit oil and gas leasing and road building in Alaska make it hard to determine how those actions address environmental harm and can be challenged in court, environmental lawyers say.
The former shareholder of a pharmaceutical business owes additional tax on a portion of its $191 million settlement payout following a squeeze-out merger, after the Third Circuit determined Thursday that the shareholder couldn’t convert what was ordinary income into capital gains.
A civilian shipyard worker in Washington may proceed with some of his age discrimination claims against the US Navy, a federal court said.
A prosecutor said more people will plead guilty over the 2020 collapse of
RLI Insurance Co. is settling its suit against a phone case maker over insurance coverage for underlying litigation alleging the company failed to honor the “limited lifetime warranty” on its products.
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BioTek Labs LLC settled a whistleblower’s lawsuit alleging the allergy equipment provider submitted kickback-tainted claims to federal health-care programs for reimbursement in violation of the False Claims Act.
Northeastern University received preliminary approval for a $725,000 class settlement with workers challenging their retirement plan’s fees and investment options.
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Character.AI’s announcement that it will ban users under 18 from conversing with chatbots is generating questions about the company’s planned age verification process and potentially broader chatbot harms, even as child safety advocates praised the move.
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