Uber Technologies Inc. convinced the San Francisco judge overseeing a misclasification worker suit Friday that he ruled too soon on the issue of whether a recently enacted law on the status of gig-economy drivers is retroactive.

California improperly collected operating permits and alcoholic beverage licenses from businesses forced to close under the state’s Covid-19 health rules, a class action filed Friday in state court alleges.

A longtime Walmart Inc. employee in Virginia who alleges she was paid less than a male colleague with the same title and denied a chance for promotion into a salaried managerial position lacks evidence of sex discrimination, a federal judge ruled.

Cobra Sexual Energy dietary supplement users and Neutraceutical Corp. won a California federal court’s final approval of a $100,000 class settlement resolving allegations that it deceptively touted Cobra’s health benefits and ability to enhance male performance.

Align Technology Inc. lost its bid to escape antitrust claims brought by dentists in a San Francisco federal court over its industry-leading Invisalign dental clear aligners and the mouth scanners used to make them.

A proposed class action by NFL Game Pass subscribers living outside the U.S. over the crash of the livestream during a critical part of Super Bowl LIV on Feb. 2, 2020, should be dismissed, because the named plaintiff acquired his subscription from third parties, the NFL told the Southern District of New York.