A federal jury this week found that Starbucks discriminated against a white manager who was fired.
Here's what to know about the case and its implications, according to legal experts. https://t.co/U7tVyYEa9R
David Dearinger claims he suffered a hemorrhage leading to a stroke that caused permanent disabilities shortly after taking Cialis, a prescription drug manufactured by Lilly. https://t.co/ExdqmAoIFx
California officials allege in a new lawsuit that Activision fosters a “frat boy” culture in which female employees are subjected to constant sexual harassment, unequal pay, and retaliation.
Read the full lawsuit: https://t.co/hOrc3YwNER
Gaming and entertainment behemoth Activision Blizzard has fostered a sexist, "frat boy" workplace culture in which women are not only paid less but also constantly harassed, California's fair employment agency claimed in a suit. https://t.co/1q3cmf7Zkx
A U.S. district judge on Monday denied lawyer Keith Griffin's dismissal motion in a case accusing him of embezzling client funds, citing a Supreme Court verdict against Ford earlier this year. @AlisonFrankel explains what the two cases have in common https://t.co/QZx2iozl0f
Thousands of opioid-crisis lawsuits filed against major drugmakers and distributors are nearing a conclusion, with the outlines of a $26 billion deal between states and four companies expected to be announced this week https://t.co/sUI29nL64p
Today, I testified in support of my bill, An Act relative to compensation for victims of opioids, which I filed to hold big pharma accountable. The bill would establish a corrective action system and collect funds for substance use prevention, intervention, and recovery. #mapoli
Johnson & Johnson is exploring placing its talc-related liabilities in bankruptcy. Here’s what that means for the company and the thousands suing it https://t.co/YqQ3QYrBfG
Swedish telecom company Ericsson and Chinese smartphone maker TCL have settled long-running disputes over smartphone patents in California and Texas federal courts, according to filings in both courts. @blakebrittain https://t.co/cDZzsXhCRz
Husch Blackwell has inked a deal to combine with healthcare law boutique Summit Health Law Partners, bringing the Midwest-founded firm into New England for the first time https://t.co/X0egMtg21F
New Jersey judicial officials are considering holding motion hearings and other proceedings remotely on a general basis going forward, marking how the coronavirus outbreak might reshape state courts once the pandemic is over. https://t.co/02WnjMAbyG