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The Dickies, one of the acts that are suing Universal Music in an attempt to recapture copyrights. Photo Credit: SByrne1970 A federal judge has denied...

The judge presiding over T.I. and his wife Tameka “Tiny” Harris‘s lawsuit against a toymaker has been declared a mistrial, after jurors heard a woman testifying she “did not want to support a company that steals from African Americans and their ideas.” The lawsuit, filed against MGA Entertainment, claims the toy company stole from their daughter’s

How can you force a pregnant woman to go on Marathon fasting?...An Ibadan-based building materials dealer, Aishat Zakaria, has accused her husband, Taofeek, of forcing her to observe marathon fasting when she was pregnant.According to the News Agency of Nigeria on Friday, Zakaria, who was seeking dissolution of her marriage...

(Reuters) -Juul Labs Inc on Friday secured preliminary court approval of a $255 million settlement resolving claims by consumers that it deceptively marketed e-cigarettes, as the company seeks to resolve thousands of lawsuits. U.S. District Judge William Orrick in San Francisco said the proposed class action settlement resolving claims by consumers who said they overpaid

Although XRP has a large number of advocates in its lawsuit against the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), there are...

A federal judge said on Tuesday that a woman who stormed the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection "followed then-President Trump's instructions" when...

The bankruptcy judge allowed FTX to sell four key business divisions, including LedgerX, Embed, and two of its regional subsidiaries. The new team at FTX led by John J. Ray III might have achieved a major milestone to repay the creditors and customers of the FTX group. John Ray III evidently has over 40 years

Skip to main content January 10, 2023 07:30 PM Modern Healthcare Illustration / Getty Images A federal judge Tuesday ordered the Health and Human Services Department to create a plan to correct underpayments made to 340B hospitals under a regulations the Supreme Court ruled unlawful. In 2018, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services cut