Three companies including Marathon Petroleum Co. were dismissed from a lawsuit over forever chemical contamination in Weirton, W.V., after a federal judge ruled the city didn’t prove how their operations in the region directly polluted its groundwater.
The Federal Trade Commission convinced a federal appeals court to uphold a lower court decision that two businessmen were liable for civil contempt sanctions related to a deceptive practices scheme.
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A former employee of CaramelCrisp LLC, which does business as iconic Chicago brand Garrett Popcorn Shops, attempted to revive her retaliation lawsuit Monday, saying there was significant circumstantial evidence she’d been terminated because she made an anonymous complaint to the Food and Drug Administration.
Thid-party purchasers of the Stelara drug won partial class action certification in a case accusing
The National Basketball Association failed to convince the US Supreme Court Monday to review a lower court’s ruling that disclosing a newsletter subscriber’s video viewing history is protected by the Video Privacy Protection Act.
A Texas law that requires food producers to place warning labels on products that contain 44 listed ingredients is unconstitutional, a complaint filed by food industry groups in federal court says.
The Environmental Protection Agency received a mixed ruling from the Sixth Circuit on Friday over an environmental challenge concerning whether the greater Detroit area complied with Clean Air Act standards.
The Interior Department and a North Dakota coal mining company won their joint bid to get rid of litigation between them over a coal lease application that was allegedly overdue years for review.
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The EPA says more than 600 PFAS chemicals are in the marketplace in the U.S. While states are racing to regulate PFAS, while the federal government lags.
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