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Summit One Vanderbilt Reaches End of Ticket Cost Disclosure Suit
A proposed class action alleging Summit One Vanderbilt didn’t fully disclose the cost of tickets to their observation deck was closed Wednesday after the suing customers agreed to voluntarily drop the suit.
One Point HR Solutions Resolves Employee Data Breach Class Suit
One Point HR Solutions no longer faces a class action on behalf of nearly 23,000 current and former employees who fell victim to a data breach after the parties agreed to the withdrawal of the case.
Apex Global Solutions Sheds Class Action Suit Over Data Breach
Financial-services firm Apex Global Solutions LLC no longer faces allegations it failed to protect the personal information of thousands of clients, employees, and patients exposed in a 2024 breach, according to a filing in federal court.
NBA Succeeds in Bid to Arbitrate Consumers’ Video-Privacy Claims
Consumers alleging that the operator of the National Basketball Association’s mobile app illegally shared their video-watching histories with marketing-technology providers must take their claims before an arbitrator.
ZoomInfo Investors Advance Claims Over Sales After Pandemic Bump
ZoomInfo investors can proceed with claims against the marketing technology company and top executives over statements about sales practices and revenue as Covid-19 pandemic demand slipped, a federal court ruled.
Tesla Wants Top Delaware Court to Chop Big Lawyer Paydays
A fee award for the shareholder attorneys who challenged four years of pay for
Cognizant 401(k) Dispute Stays Alive as Judge Questions Standing
A dispute over
Snowflake Fails to Defeat Consumer Class Action Over Data Breach
Data cloud company Snowflake was unable to shake a consolidated data breach class action after a federal court ruled that the plaintiffs sufficiently demonstrated they had standing to pursue their claims.
Snap Inks $65 Million Deal to End Investors’ Ad Revenue Suit
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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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