Employers are bracing for another year of fast-expanding litigation over their retirement and health-care plans, with new ERISA class actions coming almost twice as fast as in previous years.
An investment company ousted from a group formed to take a slice of
Cooler manufacturer Igloo Products Corp. sued its insurer, an
A California man sued CBS Interactive Inc. for allegedly using tracking technology from Google LLC and The Trade Desk Inc. to secretly intercept his web browsing data while he visited CBSNews.com.
All 12 schools of the former PAC-12 athletic conference settled their trademark lawsuit against Sportswear Inc. over merchandise featuring retro versions of their branding.
The New Jersey Supreme Court has denied Beasley Allen’s appeal to let the firm back into the massive Johnson & Johnson talc litigation in state court, letting stand the firm’s novel ethics breach disqualification.
Federal appeals court judges butted heads about the role of the Supreme Court’s emergency docket and how much weight lower courts should give those orders, with one judge lamenting his colleague’s “rhetorical assault” on the high court.
The National Association of Realtors has agreed to pay $52.3 million to settle claims in an antitrust class action brought by homebuyers, part of a strategy to reduce the trade group’s financial exposure and release member realtors from claims in an overlapping case.
Cable News Network Inc. must face a proposed class action alleging it shared the personal information of consumers with
Mass tort litigation is thriving, fueled by aggressive digital advertising and litigation finance. These high-stakes cases promise huge paydays for lawyers and funders, transforming mass torts into a lucrative industry.
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