Amazon Faces New Smart Technology Patent Lawsuit
Universal Electronics accuses Amazon products of violating patents covering smart remote technology.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Ohio Seeks Lead-Plaintiff Status in Roblox Lawsuit
“Roblox lied to investors and failed to protect children from online predators,” Ohio AG Wilson said in a press release. “We’re taking action to recover millions in lost pension funds and to make it clear that tech companies must be held accountable when they put kids in harm’s way.”
Pennsylvania Announces New Social Media Lawsuit Against TikTok
The lawsuit claims that TikTok knows that its product could prove addictive for children and other vulnerable users, yet has taken few meaningful efforts to prevent over-use.
Seeking Legal Help for an Injury in Macon Is the Right Call
Macon’s court system moves slowly. Insurance defense firms here know how to drag things out. The longer your claim sits without representation, the more ground you give back. That’s just how the timeline works.
Why Workplace Injury Legal Support in Queens Matters More Than Most Workers Realize
The difference between what you’re entitled to and what you actually collect is rarely about whether you were hurt. It’s almost always about whether you knew the rules well enough to protect what the law already guaranteed you.
How a Car Accident Lawyer Helps You Navigate Insurance Claim Delays
If your claim has been parked for weeks with no straight answer about what comes next, treat that as your cue.
How a Car Accident Lawyer Builds a Strong Case When Fault Is Disputed
When fault is genuinely in question, the facts win out over the louder story, as long as somebody takes the time to go find them.
Equifax Reaches Duplicate Account Settlement
Eligible consumers may receive payments after duplicate credit reporting claims settlement approval.
Federal Judge Dismisses Trump Admin. Lawsuit Against Minneapolis Public Schools
In its initial complaint, the Justice Department said that Minneapolis Public Schools gave preferential treatment to racial minorities, largely as the result of a provision in the collective bargaining agreement made between the teachers’ union and the district.
Court Certifies Class of Unhoused People with Disabilities in Lawsuit Challenging Berkeley’s Encampment Sweep Practices
The Court recognized that the City indiscriminately destroys the essential belongings of unhoused people with disabilities.