News in Brief August 15 – Walmart, Toyota and More
Walmart truckers move toward trial in wage case, NCAA escapes suit over sham classes and another Toyota recall. Read more.
Walmart truckers move toward trial in wage case, NCAA escapes suit over sham classes and another Toyota recall. Read more.
Well, that didn't take long. Another suit has been filed against the makers of the app Pokémon Go, this time in Canada.
Apple was previously entangled in a proposed class action that claimed some of the company's iPhones had a defect that could result in cellular data overages.
A proposed class action brought against Wells Fargo on behalf of allegedly underpaid employees was denied class certification on Monday.
No doubt that by now you've heard of Niantic and the Pokémon Company's latest worldwide craze – a little app called Pokémon Go.
AT&T and a customer who alleged the phone company refused to follow through on refunds promised to the public have agreed to dismiss a pending class action.
Bank of America has agreed to pay $27.5 million to end a proposed class action claiming that it charged illegal overdraft fees.
If you're using Windows, you've probably come face to face with a prompt offering a free upgrade to Windows 10 – if it didn't just install itself without your consent.
Nearly a dozen consolidated cases involving the permanent birth control device Essure have been given the green light to move forward.
Rolling Stone magazine publisher Wenner Media has been hit with a putative class action claiming that it sold readers' personal information to third parties.