Legal

Office relationships between managers and subordinates pose liability issues, with experts recommending disclosure policies and "love contracts" to manage conflicts.

The owner of a telecom firm was sentenced to five years in prison for taking money from a federal program that provides discounted phone services to low-income customers.

Employees at a New York City nightspot allegedly used spray bottles for cocaine on the job and had a system to rate the attractiveness of customers, according to a lawsuit.

A lawsuit remains pending against Karen Read, and legal experts say it could have significant financial ramifications for Read depending on how it plays out.

Money could be coming the way of some AT&T users through a nine-figure settlement that stemmed from lawsuits about a pair of data breaches the company experienced in the past.

Federal authorities have charged seven people with carrying out a 2022 jewelry heist that officials have called the "largest" in American history.

Multiple states and the District Columbia are pushing back on bankrupt 23andMe’s plans to sell customer genetic information in a newly-filed lawsuit.

Jimmy Buffett’s widow and the co-trustee of the late singer-songwriter’s estate, Richard Mozenter, are at odds with each other over the $275 million trust.

Hardee's faces a lawsuit from Paradigm Investment Group over alleged breaches of franchise agreements, including technology fees and operating hours disputes.

Apple said in a court filing that a judge's order for it to ease restrictions on app developers would cost it "substantial sums annually" if the ruling is allowed to stand.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals issued an opinion Wednesday affirming a denial of a preliminary injunction the FTC had sought for Microsoft's now-completed acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

Spotify announced that it's moving ahead with updating its app on Apple devices in the wake of a court ruling. The updates will show in-app pricing and subscription information.

Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis says he was forced to close one of his North Carolina stores amid a fierce legal battle over giant American flags flying at his locations.

The Department of Justice’s Environment and Natural Resources Division (ENRD) has touted several recent federal court decisions as “wins" for America’s oil and natural gas.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is taking aim at Uber’s Uber One subscription service in a new lawsuit that it filed against the ride-hailing company.

Walgreens has agreed to pay up to $350 million to resolve claims that the company illegally filled millions of invalid prescriptions for opioids.

Both parties in the DOJ's landmark antitrust case against Google will reconvene in Washington, D.C., on Monday to hash out a remedy — though Google executives warn that much remains at stake.

A federal judge has found Alphabet-owned Google has monopolies in the online publisher ad server and ad exchange markets.

Married student loan borrowers on income-driven repayment (IDRs) appeared to no longer have to worry about the possibility of an increase in the size of their monthly payments on their debt, according to Forbes.

Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairman Andrew Ferguson weighed in on the agency’s antitrust case against social media giant Meta Platforms in a Monday appearance on “Mornings with Maria."