Amazon Beats Illegal Disclosure Claim in Biometric-Privacy Suit
A federal judge in Delaware threw out one claim in a biometric-privacy lawsuit against Amazon Web Services for the second ...
Constitutional Labor Board Challenge Hits Supreme Court Snag (1)
An automotive fuel systems company fell short in its dash to the US Supreme Court in an effort to halt a National Labor ...
Tyson Heir Is Found Guilty of Drunken Driving, Spared From Jail
Tyson Foods Inc. ’s heir John R. Tyson was found guilty of drunken driving while avoiding additional jail time. The great-grandson of the meat empire’s founder, was sentenced to pay a total of $960 in ...
Bankruptcy Court Correctly Nixed Fraud Suit, Appeals Court Says
A bankruptcy court correctly blocked Rose Court LLC from bringing an amended fraud claim against lenders because the company had previously agreed to voluntarily dismiss similar suits, an appellate ...
List of 401(k) Exemption Users Published by DOL in Agency First
The US Labor Department has published for the first time a list of nearly 900 companies that say they rely on a contentious ...
Blind NY Patron Sues Cannabis Website for Accessibility Issues
A legally blind New York resident is suing an online cannabis dispensary, alleging its website isn’t fully accessible to blind and visually impaired customers, in violation of the Americans with ...
Chicago Property Values of Area Around Magnificent Mile Up 30%
Property values rose 30% in a part of Chicago that includes iconic retailers and hotels along the Magnificent Mile.
Church Hurricane Damage Payout Gets 5th Cir. Fee Redo Order (1)
A church that sought insurance coverage for hurricane-related losses will return to district court after a Fifth Circuit ...
Railroad Workers Fail to Qualify for FMLA Class Certification
A proposed class of Kansas City Southern Railway Co. railroad workers were denied class certification after a district court ...
IRS Expands Preventive Care Under High-Deductible Health Plans
High-deductible health plans can offer expanded benefits for contraception, diabetes, and breast cancer services to enrollees ...
Charleston Residents Seek Quick End to Wetlands Bank Challenge
The US Army Corps of Engineers and the Environmental Protection Agency wrongly approved a highly controversial mitigation ...
Case: Discrimination/Retaliation (W.D. La.)
A Louisiana federal court denied the CASSE Community Health Institute’s motion to dismiss the Title VII of the Civil Rights Act claims of a Black dental assistant that she was put on unpaid leave and ...