For Once, a Lawsuit Against a Car Maker that Doesn't Involve a Recall
By now, most consumers may be aware of the burgeoning litigation against a major U.S. car manufacturer who may have cost the lives of drivers and passengers
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Dreamfields Settles Suit Over 'Low Carb' Pasta Labeling for $8 Million
For many who are restricted by low-carb diets, Dreamfields' 'healthy carb living' pasta is a dream come true.
What We Don't Know About GM May Be Deeper Than Anyone Could Imagine
This website has not shied away from the challenge of documenting everything related to General Motors' recall woes.
Class Action Lawsuits That Changed the Internet
It's not just those directly involved that benefit from class action lawsuits. While certain cases might seem to have a very limited impact
You Can't Get in Trouble for Participating in a Class Action Lawsuit
The law can be pretty complicated, and it's fair to say that misunderstandings – even myths – about lawsuits are common. However, a lot of these worries are unfounded
Background Check Lawsuit Faces Problems as EEOC Pushes To Make Changes
Everyone deserves an equal chance when searching for a new job
Are Class Action Lawsuit Settlements Taxable?
It's tax season in the United States, and the April 15th deadline is quickly approaching.
Whopping $9 Billion Verdict Hits Takeda, Eli Lilly Over Actos Cancer Claims
by Simon Clark on Dangerous Drugs
A federal jury in Louisiana has ordered Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd and Eli Lilly & Co. to pay a staggering $9 billion in damages
Is It Finally a Good Time to Be an Intern? Rulings Shake Up Legal Landscape
Illegal unpaid internships have been operating under a 'don't ask, don't tell' policy for too long in the United States
What's Going on with GM? Recalls, Congress and the Company's Future
by Simon Clark on Product Liability
It's been a bad few days for General Motors (GM). News of recalls, and then extended recalls, and then – surprise, surprise – even more recalls has shaken trust.