Steely Dan in Fight over Band Ownership
Donald Fagen, one of the founders of the band Steely Dan, is engaged in a dispute with Delia Cioffi, the widow of his former partner Walter Becker.
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Missouri $72M Talcum Verdict Reversed on Appeal
Missouri courts have been regularly condemned as judicial hellholes because plaintiffs in those courts have had success winning significant verdicts.
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Pop Star Taylor Swift has won a libel lawsuit brought by former radio host David Mueller.
→ Read MoreWill Lead Contamination in Baby Food Lead to Lawsuits?
For years, it has been clear to scientists, although not necessarily to the public, that many baby foods contain lead.
→ Read MoreFormer Amazon Warehouse Manager Sues for Overtime Pay
The former manager of an Amazon warehouse has sued the company, claiming that it failed to pay him for the overtime work.
→ Read MoreCourt Says Buried Arbitration Clause Can’t Be Enforced
A federal court has ruled that a company can’t enforce an arbitration clause and class action waiver if these terms are “buried” inside a warranty document.
→ Read MoreWells Fargo Scandal Delays Severance for Laid-Off Workers
Many Wells Fargo bank employees tried to meet challenging sales goals by creating sham bank accounts and issuing unwanted credit cards rather than signing up real customers.
→ Read MoreTexas Roadhouse Settles Age Discrimination Suit for $12M
This lawsuit sends a message to other businesses that their desire for a “youthful image” in an aging America is not an excuse for age discrimination.
→ Read MoreLawsuit Alleges that Snap Inc. Lied About Pre-IPO Performance Metrics
A former employee of Snap Inc. is alleging that the tech company lied about its performance metrics to lure investors, that it hired him in an attempt to steal Facebook’s trade secrets, and that it fired him in retaliation for his whistleblowing.rn
→ Read MoreMoneytree Agrees to Pay $500,000 to Settle Alleged Payday Loan Violations
Moneytree, a payday lender and check cashing service that operates in several states, has agreed to pay a penalty, to make restitution to its customers, and to stop engaging in practices that federal regulators described as unlawful.
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