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Many of us remember the stress of college exams, though few of us have sat for one of the toughest exams of all: the state bar exam.

Hulu customers who claim their video browsing information was illegally shared with Facebook were denied class certification by a California judge this week.

We reported last week that Michael Devine, one of the class representatives in the Silicon Valley anti-poaching suit, had gone public in his dispute with his lawyers.

Less than two weeks ago, we reported that Lumber Liquidators was facing a lawsuit over unsolicited faxes sent to potential business customers

Oh, Lumber Liquidators. You're not having a very good year, are you? Formaldehyde levels in certain Chinese wood flooring products led to a federal investigation

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

For many who are restricted by low-carb diets, Dreamfields' 'healthy carb living' pasta is a dream come true.

Last month, Fitbit issued a recall of its Force fitness bracelets over allegations that some consumers were experiencing skin irritations and rashes.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is no stranger to lawsuits, having faced multiple suits in the last few years.