The operator of OnlyFans convinced a federal court to dismiss it from a false advertising lawsuit that alleged the adult social media network allows creators to substitute authentic relationships with chatter agencies.
Tesla Inc. battery supplier Solus Advance Materials Co. and its four Volta Energy units owe SK nexilis Co. $3.3 million for infringing patents by creating and selling copper foil products that are used inside electric vehicles.
Wells Fargo & Co. received a federal judge’s approval of an $85 million settlement of investors’ class claims of diversity hiring misrepresentations less than a week after the judge finalized a related derivative suit deal.
ChargePoint Holdings Inc. and former top executives must defend against allegations they concealed supply chain holdups and deceptive sales practices from investors while touting the electric-vehicle charging company’s financial success.
The operator of the Crypto.com cryptocurrency exchange must face one claim of a proposed class action alleging it disclosed users’ personal information without consent in violation of California privacy laws.
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A Cook County, Ill., judge declined to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the conduct of immigration agents in the Chicago area, rejecting a request from hundreds of petitioners who claimed State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke had abandoned her duties.
Prisoners working at a government-owned recycling center asked a federal judge to sign off on a $1.4 million deal resolving their wage-and-hour class action against Baltimore County.
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