Google and YouTube defeated claims that the companies engaged in false advertising by restricting the visibility of LGBTQ content posted to the popular video-sharing platform.

Montgomery County, Md., must pay $782,390 in attorneys’ fees and $55,533 in litigation expenses to a blind employee whom a jury found was discriminated against when she wasn’t moved to a new location with her co-workers.

Louisiana-Pacific Corp. is headed to trial where a jury will decide whether race was a factor in two employees’ termination, an Alabama federal judge ruled, but the building materials manufacturer defeated a third worker’s claim.

Two gun rights advocacy groups lost their consolidated legal challenge to a San Jose, Calif., ordinance imposing a fee on residents who own guns, because their federal court claim was not yet ripe.

Divya Nettimi started her own hedge fund Monday with more than $1 billion of commitments, making it the largest launch of a woman-led firm in the industry’s history and among the biggest of any to debut this year.

A former Infosys Ltd. recruiting vice president who was fired after allegedly refusing to follow executives’ illegal hiring criteria can proceed with her discrimination and retaliation claims, a Manhattan federal court said.