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Keto K1000 Workout Powder Supplement Lawsuit Partly Advances

Keto K1000 workout supplement maker Livwell Products LLC faces a trimmed proposed class suit alleging it deceptively portrays the powders as containing “nothing artificial.”

By Julie Steinberg

Imagine360 Hit With Proposed Class Action Over Fortra Hack

Healthcare revenue cycle company Imagine360 LLC was hit with a proposed class action for failing to protect private health information and personal data, as fallout from a January hack of Fortra LLC continues.

Exxon Defeats DACA Recipient’s Job Bias Suit at Fourth Circuit

A federal appeals court in Richmond, Va., declined to extend workplace protections to a Mexican citizen in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program who claimed ExxonMobil Corp. unlawfully used his immigration status to rescind a paid internship offer.

Amazon, Last-Mile Delivery Drivers Lose Wage Deal Approval Bid

Amazon package delivery workers who say the company and a last-mile service provider owe them unpaid wages must fix up a proposed $560,000 settlement before a federal judge will approve the deal.

King & Spalding Gains Lovett on Trial & Global Disputes Practice

Mary-Olga Lovett has joined King & Spalding as a partner in the trial and global disputes practice group in Houston, the firm said Monday.

Greenberg Traurig Eyes $2.2 Trillion Private Credit Market

Greenberg Traurig and other major law firms faced with a dwindling M&A market are turning their attention to a new competitive growth area: private credit.

DOJ in ‘Driver’s Seat': Supreme Court’s FCA Ruling Explained

The US Supreme Court resolved a 20-year circuit split near the end of its term, when it backed the Justice Department’s authority to end a whistleblower’s False Claims Act suit that prosecutors viewed as too costly in government resources to continue.

GM Lawsuit Fails to Adequately Define Vehicle Defect, Court Says

General Motors Co. convinced a California federal court to dismiss a lawsuit over its vehicles’ airbag deployment systems because plaintiff motorists hadn’t sufficiently defined the alleged defect in the cars.

Bus Driver Wage Collective Needs Redo Under Court’s New Standard

First Student Inc. won a bid to make bus drivers who say it failed to pay them for all work hours go through the collective action process again under a new Sixth Circuit standard.

Mulvadi Agrees to Authenticate Kona Beans in Class Settlement

Mulvadi Corp. will certify its Kona coffee meets the product’s definition under Hawaii law, according to a preliminary agreement to settle a class action suit.