Class Action Suits Question Who Owns Pics Posted on Social Media July 16, 2015 By RICH LORD, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Facebook’s handling of your headshot is now the subject of class action lawsuits that pose the question: When someone turns...
Class Actions Still Top Concerns of Businesses Globally June 9, 2015 Class action lawsuits were listed as the top litigation issue by respondents in the U.S., Canada and Australia, according to...
Supreme Courts Consider Class Actions as Companies Seek Shield May 19, 2015 By Greg Stohr The U.S. Supreme Court will consider giving businesses a new tool to thwart class action lawsuits, agreeing to decide whether...
Top 5 Class Action Lawsuit Settlements of 2014 February 24, 2015 Earlier this year, Top Class Actions, a class action lawsuit news source, announced the biggest class action settlement payments awarded...
Illinois High School Association Says Concussion Suit to Create ‘Have-Nots’ December 8, 2014 By MICHAEL TARM The nation’s first high school sports governing body to face a class-action concussions lawsuit warned Friday the legal action could...
Commentary: Supreme Court to Hear Class Action Details October 8, 2014 By Noah Feldman, Bloomberg View Class action lawsuits are big business. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce — admittedly, not the most objective source — estimates...
Settlement Reached in Missouri Traffic Camera Lawsuit September 30, 2014 By David A. Lieb Hundreds of thousands of people who got tickets when their vehicles were photographed running red lights in Missouri could be...
Investors Face More Restrictions on Securities Class Action Cases June 25, 2014 By SAM HANANEL The Supreme Court on Monday made it tougher for investors to join together to sue corporations for securities fraud, a...
Moldy Washer Cases Can Proceed as Top Court Rebuffs Whirlpool February 27, 2014 By Greg Stohr The U.S. Supreme Court let consumers press ahead with class action lawsuits claiming that washing machines made by Whirlpool Corp....
Moldy Washers Cases Put Class Actions in High Court’s Spotlight January 10, 2014 By Lawrence Hurley The U.S. Supreme Court could decide as soon as Friday whether to take up closely watched cases involving moldy odor-emitting...