Case Farms Processing Inc. is fined $393,449 by OSHA for multiple safety violations at its Ohio chicken processing plant, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.

A lawsuit claims Amazon manipulates its "Buy Box" to favor higher-priced items, potentially breaching consumer protection laws.

A Lincoln, Nebraska man is accused of defrauding his employer, American Heritage Life Insurance Company, out of nearly $850,000 through false claims.

Simpson County farmer David Manion faces imprisonment for defrauding the Federal Crop Insurance Corp. of $3.5 million, marking his second conviction.

Investors claim the NBA’s marketing links with Voyager Digital led to significant losses, spotlighting the legal risks of endorsing cryptocurrency firms.

Former SpaceX engineers allege workplace discrimination and retaliation, filing complaints under California’s civil rights law after criticizing Elon Musk’s conduct.

In a notable decision, a California court ruled that online disparagements made by a customer against her contractor were libelous, setting a precedent for business protection against false online accusations.

J&M Industries, Inc., resolves an EEOC lawsuit for $105,000 after allegedly firing an employee due to age discrimination, violating federal law.

Aon earmarks $197 million for legal settlements stemming from fraudulent transactions arranged by Vesttoo, with potential recoveries expected in the future.

In response to the surge in litigation costs and nuclear verdicts, various states have enacted significant tort reforms to balance corporate accountability and economic growth.

Miami-area labor suppliers face charges for underreporting payroll and cheating insurers out of over $220,000 in workers’ compensation premiums.

The Alabama Supreme Court’s recent ruling broadens the scope of COVID-19 immunity for healthcare providers, even in cases indirectly related to the pandemic.

A Pennsylvania jury awards a historic $2.2 billion to a former Roundup user in a landmark verdict against Bayer AG’s Monsanto unit over cancer claims.

Eric B. Dick, a Houston plaintiffs’ attorney, is ordered to pay over $100,000 for filing baseless lawsuits against Standard Casualty Co., marking his second major sanction in three months for similar actions.

A court’s decision to uphold an insurer’s claim denial for roof damage caused by turkey vultures highlights the complexities in defining ’infestation’ for insurance purposes.