An Alaskan telecom company is challenging Federal Communications Commission changes to a program that subsidizes rural health-care providers’ broadband internet services, in a petition to the D.C. Circuit.
Long-standing U.S. Supreme Court precedent prohibits class representatives from receiving incentive awards that are much greater than individual class members’ recovery, a settlement objector told the court in a new petition for review.
Epson America Inc., systematically disables Epson printers when the owner attempts to use non-Epson ink cartridges, ruining printers or forcing consumers to buy the more expensive Epson ink, according to a new proposed class action filed in California federal court.
The U.S. Supreme Court won’t review a ruling that Charter Communications Inc.'s voice communications service can’t be regulated by states.
A Los Angeles-area man pleaded guilty in connection with a scheme to rip off foreign investment groups for $14 million meant for the production of a Netflix movie, prosecutors announced.
Uber asked a California federal court to throw out a driver’s proposed class action, saying that it can’t proceed because most putative class members already agreed to individual arbitration and class-action waivers.