Fyre Festival Lawsuits: Will Employees File Next?
by Corrado Rizzi on Opinion
At last count, at least seven class action lawsuits from attendees and investors are on the books over the now-infamous Fyre Festival failure.
by Corrado Rizzi on Opinion
At last count, at least seven class action lawsuits from attendees and investors are on the books over the now-infamous Fyre Festival failure.
by Ty Armstrong on Opinion
As we've written about before, there's been a bit of controversy regarding the right to use pre-1972 song recordings on streaming services.
by Simon Clark on Opinion
How and why we shop has changed a lot over the last decade. The rise of the Internet, and eventually smartphone apps, forever changed the way companies interact with
by Simon Clark on Opinion
The last decade has been the decade of the startups. In office shares, innovation hubs, and garages across the countries, businesses have been founded, have grown, and
by Melissa Anthony on Opinion
Last month, Dana Lone Hill had her Facebook account suspended because the social media site suspected she wasn't using her authentic name.
by Simon Clark on Opinion
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is a lumbering, ineffectual beast. The systems set in place to regulate medical devices don't work, rules intended to ensure
by ClassAction.org Staff on Opinion
Social media websites are personalizing ads by using customer's information.
by ClassAction.org Staff on Opinion
Solar panel defects may be more widespread than previously thought as Chinese-made panels make quality control increasingly difficult.
by ClassAction.org Staff on Opinion
The U.S. Federal government has entered shutdown - but how does that affect the courts?
by ClassAction.org Staff on Opinion
The U.S. Supreme court was asked to reinstate a class action lawsuit over the 9/11 attacks.