Justices agree to review Tyson Foods class action appeal
The Supreme Court has agreed to review issues in Tyson Foods’ appeal over a class action lawsuit.
June 16, 2015
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The Supreme Court has agreed to review issues in Tyson Foods’ appeal over a class action lawsuit.
The social media giant is facing a class action lawsuit over unauthorized in-app purchases.
The retail giant has been ordered to pay $188 million in a class action lawsuit.
Sony has agreed to pay $15 million to settle a data breach related class action suit.
A group of teachers and school officials in the state filed a lawsuit in an effort to block a new law aimed at pension reform.
“A eight-year battle has yielded $160 million for 700 black Merrill Lynch brokers,” says Los Angeles employment lawyer Eric Grover.
A judge approved a $20 million settlement under which Facebook will pay for the use of member “likes” in endorsing ads.
In California, companies are required to announce—and get consent—when they record customer calls, says Bay Area consumer protection lawyer.
2012 has seen a slew of serious data breaches compromising private medical and personal information reports Bay Area consumer protection lawyer Carey Been.
A judge has approved a $123 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit brought against a former pediatrician convicted of child abuse.
The popular pizza chain is facing a $250 million lawsuit for allegedly sending out text message spam.
The Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) now faces a class action lawsuit in connection with power outages during Hurricane Sandy.
The Supreme Court has agreed to review issues in Tyson Foods’ appeal over a class action lawsuit.
The social media giant is facing a class action lawsuit over unauthorized in-app purchases.
The retail giant has been ordered to pay $188 million in a class action lawsuit.
Sony has agreed to pay $15 million to settle a data breach related class action suit.
A group of teachers and school officials in the state filed a lawsuit in an effort to block a new law aimed at pension reform.
“A eight-year battle has yielded $160 million for 700 black Merrill Lynch brokers,” says Los Angeles employment lawyer Eric Grover.
A judge approved a $20 million settlement under which Facebook will pay for the use of member “likes” in endorsing ads.
In California, companies are required to announce—and get consent—when they record customer calls, says Bay Area consumer protection lawyer.
2012 has seen a slew of serious data breaches compromising private medical and personal information reports Bay Area consumer protection lawyer Carey Been.
A judge has approved a $123 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit brought against a former pediatrician convicted of child abuse.
The popular pizza chain is facing a $250 million lawsuit for allegedly sending out text message spam.
The Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) now faces a class action lawsuit in connection with power outages during Hurricane Sandy.
