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L3Harris Workers Challenging 401(k) Fees Score Class of 52,000

Former L3Harris Technologies Inc. employees challenging how the defense and aerospace contractor manages its $13.5 billion 401(k) plan won a court order certifying their case as class action covering about 52,000 people.

By Jacklyn Wille

Vail Skiiers Can’t Get Covid Refunds But Could Seek Other Relief

Vail season ski pass holders who sought refunds from Vail Corp. after it shuttered resorts during the Covid-19 pandemic should get a chance to seek alternate relief, a divided federal appeals court said Tuesday.

Tesla’s $2.6 Billion SolarCity Buyout Was Fair, Court Affirms

Tesla Inc.’s $2.6 billion acquisition of SolarCity in 2016 was “entirely fair” to shareholders, Delaware’s top court ruled, upholding the dismissal of an investor lawsuit and sparing Elon Musk from a potential multibillion-dollar hit.

Silver Point Capital Affiliate Settles Stock Plan Suit After Win

A Silver Point Capital LP affiliate signed a $100,000 class settlement in a lawsuit challenging its role in multimillion-dollar transactions involving KPC Healthcare Holdings Inc.'s employee stock ownership plan.

Managed Care of North America Hit With Lawsuit Over Data Breach

Managed Care of North American Inc. breached its duty to protect the personal information of almost 9 million people that was exposed in a March data breach, a new proposed federal class action said.

Ancestry.com Escapes Suit Alleging Privacy Violations in Web Ads

Ancestry.com is free of a lawsuit alleging their advertising violates Indiana data privacy laws.

Disney-DeSantis Feud Recusal a Possible Reply to Supreme Court

Attorneys and legal scholars say it’s understandable why Judge Mark Walker erred on the side of caution and stepped down from litigation between Walt Disney Parks and Resorts US Inc. and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Some say his order could even be read as a direct response to ethical issues dogging the US Supreme Court.

Sirius XM Hit With Suit Over Allegedly Deceptive Music Pricing

Sirius XM Radio Inc. advertises its music plans at deceptively low prices by hiding an invented “U.S. Music Royalty Fee” that increases a plan’s true cost “by a whopping 21.4% above the advertised and promised price,” a new proposed class action alleges.

Aetna, Optum to Face Class in Revived Fee Overcharging Lawsuit

A lawsuit accusing Aetna Inc. and OptumHealth Care Solutions Inc. of conspiring to charge patients administrative fees disguised as medical expenses received class action status after being revived on appeal.

Insomnia Cookies Delivery Driver’s Wage Lawsuit Moved to Indiana

A former Insomnia Cookies LLC delivery driver will pursue her wage-and-hour claims in Indiana after the company proposed transferring the case from New York to the state where the alleged violations occurred.