Italy's First Ever Class Action Upheld
The first successful class action lawsuit since a new Italian law introduced the concept in 2009 has been settled.
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Lawsuits Result in Online Database of Doctors on the Take
Compensation paid to doctors by pharmaceutical companies is coming under increasing scrutiny.
Class Actions Coming to South Korea
President Geun-Hye Park of South Korea may soon introduce class action lawsuits to the country. Why, and does it matter?
Bank Fees and How to Avoid Them
In-depth instructions on how to avoid bank fees.
Many Claimants Back Out of Proposed BP Oil Spill Settlement
Although BP estimates it will pay $7.8B to victims of the 2010 oil spill, many have backed out of the settlement, claiming what they would get simply isn't enough.
What is the FDA's 510(k) Device Approval Process?
The FDA's complex 501(k) medical device approval process consists of three levels, known as classes, that categorize the risk posed by products before their approval.
Some Pre-Paid Phone Carriers May Be Improperly Seizing Money
Some pre-paid phone carries may be inappropriately seizing money from users accounts.
Global Payments Breach Affects Millions of Credit Card Users
A recent breach threatens Global Payments clients.
Novartis Issues Recall
Novartis has issued a recall of certain drugs after the FDA found a manufacturing problem which could lead to drug mix-ups.
BP Organic Shingles Failure Reported Among Homeowners
BP Organic shingle failure has been reported among homeowners whose property was outfitted with the shingles.