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Tesla Factory Workers Arbitration Exemption Upheld on Appeal

Tesla Inc.'s California-based yard hostlers are exempt from the Federal Arbitration Act and can move forward with their wage and hour claims in state court, an appeals court ruled.

By Quinn Wilson

Meta Calls Class Treatment in Health Data Pixel Suit Improper

Meta Platforms Inc. argued in a hearing Friday that a suit challenging its collection of healthcare data via its tracking pixel would suffers from several issues foreclosing class certification.

J&J Moves to Shed Cases Claiming Talc Products Caused Cancer

Johnson & Johnson is looking to dismiss the sprawling multidistrict litigation that alleges the company’s talc products caused cancer.

Alabama Fails in Supreme Court’s Newest Emergency Docket Test

A US Supreme Court decision preventing Alabama from executing a man with nitrogen gas represents a win for a death-row inmate in a case testing how the justices would deal with an unusual move to quickly undo a final judgment of a lower court.

Werner Truckers Seek Final Nod for $18 Million Deal in Wage Case

Werner Enterprises Inc. truck drivers asked a federal judge in Nebraska to approve an $18 million settlement with the company to end their 12-year-old wage class action.

AutoNation Wins Bid to Dismiss Customer Call AI Wiretap Lawsuit

AutoNation Inc. persuaded a federal court to dismiss a wiretapping class suit challenging the use of AI firm Invoca’s conversation intelligence platform because it lacked jurisdiction.

Limitations Sent to Governors in NC and Ohio: Litigation Finance

Happy Friday! The only thing that can take my mind off my amazing New York Knicks are some litigation finance bills. Let’s dig in.

Silver Lake Sued for Tilting Scales of Vacation Rental Firm Sale

Silver Lake Group LLC and two other private equity firms forced a vacation rental management business into a discounted sale so they could reinvest on the cheap, according to a lawsuit unsealed Friday.

Minnesotans Drop Profiling Suit Over Immigration Arrests

A group of Minnesotans who claim to have been racially profiled by immigration authorities decided to stop pursuing a lawsuit challenging the stops and arrests they experienced during Operation Metro Surge.”

Buchalter Recruits Song for Orange County Employment Practice

Thomas Song joined Buchalter LLP as a partner in its labor and employment practice group in Orange County, the firm announced June 9.

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