Lyft Drivers Accused Company of Misclassifying Workers, Taking Tips
Lyft is facing a class action over how it classified its drivers.
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Monsanto Denies Wheat Contamination Claims, Asks For Proof of Harm
Monsanto has moved to dismiss a lawsuit over its GM wheat, claiming the plaintiff has failed to show actual harm.
LA Fitness Settles Contract Lawsuit With Multimillion Dollar Settlement
LA Fitness has reached a settlement with New Jersey members who faced unfair contract stipulations.
Wood River Refinery Contamination Class Wins Certification
A judge has approved a class of residents who alleged that Wood River Oil Refinery contaminated their town.
Coupon Tax Suit Belongs in Federal Court, Says Wal-Mart
A lawsuit about whether discounts from coupons should be taxed belongs in federal court, says Wal-Mart.
$10 Million Settlement For Banks That Charged Unfair Overdraft Fees
Four banks have agreed to a $10 million settlement following allegations of unfair overdraft charges.
New Lawsuit Accused Capital One Of Manipulating Credit Card Payments
A recently filed class action accuses Capital One of misleading consumers over its credit charges.
Da Vinci Surgical Robot Complications May Be Underreported
Da Vinci surgical robots may cause more complications than previously thought, a new study suggests.
Things Remembered Hit With TCPA Text Spam Suit
Things Remembered has become the latest company hit with a TCPA lawsuit, accusing it of sending unwanted text messages.
Publisher Settlement Means Amazon Kindle Customers Will Get Refunds
Following a settlement between publishers and attorneys general, consumers are now receiving notification from Amazon about Kindle credits.