In August of 2017, a judge granted preliminary approval of a class action settlement between primary plaintiff Jeana Parko and Shell/Conoco Philips in regards to allegations the oil companies released [...]
Federal and state laws address the legal issues that arise when two willing parties agree to sign a contract. Based out of Arkansas, Grace Healthcare also discovered federal and state [...]
Robbing Peter to pay Paul is not a good idea on the streets and even a much worse idea for companies that manage employee retirement plans. Northrop Grumman discovered the [...]
When consumers want to access their medical records, they want to be charged a fair price that falls within the guidelines set by federal and state consumer protection laws. HealthPort [...]
Primary Plaintiff Troy Oglesby, Sr. filed a class action lawsuit against The “Original” W. Hargrove Demolition Company, which conducts business as Camden Towing. Oglesby alleges that Camden Towing overcharged vehicle [...]
On April 11, 2017, a judge granted preliminary approval for a settlement of a class action lawsuit the involved FabFitFun gift cards. In October of 2016, primary plaintiff Julia Byerson [...]
For decades, federal and New York state laws have offered protections to vulnerable American workers. The intent of the laws is to prevent companies from implementing harsh employment practices, such [...]
It turns out the not even the largest corporations are above federal law. A proposed settlement might end the Microsoft Corporation class action lawsuit that alleges the software development giant [...]
Preliminary approval of a class action settlement on June 29, 2017 ends legal action against several River Metals Recycling locations for allegedly taking vehicles, without gaining permission from the owners. [...]
