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Class Action Against Amazon Over Sale of Diet Pill Is Revived
A federal appeals court has reinstated a class action lawsuit against Amazon regarding its sale of a diet pill that contained a banned stimulant, finding the company failed to prove the plaintiff had agreed to settle his claim through arbitration.
Fiduciary Duties, Reverse Endorsements and Fundraising in 'Jeter'
Contracts between a corporation and a director can give rise to certain difficulties in managing expectations of a director's obligations and responsibilities.
4 Lessons on Digital Contracts From Judge Rakoff's Uber Ruling
If your user agreement gets brought before a judge, will it survive? Uber's didn't.
Pa. OAG's Legal Tab for Retaliation Suits Passes $430K
The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General has run up a $436,065 tab fighting a series of lawsuits alleging various forms of retaliation on the part of Attorney General Kathleen Kane, chief of staff Jonathan Duecker and other members of the office.
Litigator of the Week: Jeffrey Thomas of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
Jeffrey Thomas knew how he had to set it up. After working for years on Hewlett-Packard's breach of contract suit against Oracle Corp., his strategy was clear when the phase-two jury trial began this May, with $3 billion on the line.
Energy Transfer Can Escape Williams Merger Deal
Energy Transfer Equity can escape its now-unwanted merger with the Williams Companies, Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III ruled Friday, just ahead of a stockholder vote slated for June 27.
Boxing Promoter Takes Narrow Victory in Contract Case
A Miami boxing promoter won an $8.5 million unjust enrichment award against middleweight champion Saul "Canelo" Alvarez.
Microsoft Ordered to Pay $10M Under 2011 Licensing Deal
A Delaware federal judge has ruled that Microsoft must pay a Nevada patent company $10 million under a licensing agreement the two companies negotiated to resolve claims that Microsoft had infringed on its patents.
Infrastructure Deals Show Legal Quirks in Latin American Construction
U.S. contractors face different legal challenges in Latin America, but there are strategies that can help.
Downtown Miami Coffee Shop Sues Landlord Over Lease
Eternity Coffee Roasters is suing its landlord, a Chicago real estate investment fund, for allegedly trying to push out the coffee shop.TRENDING STORIES
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