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LEGAL NEWSLINE

Tuesday, March 19, 2024

Robert Hadley News


File & ServeXpress has the expertise to integrate legal filings across many court systems

By Robert Hadley |
Although e-filing court documents has streamlined the legal process, no universal standards exist for transmitting data. It’s up to the sender to learn the requirements to match each system.

40 Under 40 winner Chris Stoy helps client to $1.3 million settlement in injury claim

By Robert Hadley |
Imagine waking up after a blow to the head with little visible damage but the uncanny feeling something isn’t right.

5 Things To Look For When Selecting A Personal Injury Attorney & How Brian Cummings Checks Each Box

By Robert Hadley |
It is a scenario few of us ever expect to face. You or a loved one suffered a serious injury at the hands of people you trust: your team of healthcare professionals.

Trial lawyer: Design flaw makes e-cigarettes dangerous

By Robert Hadley |
Though e-cigarettes are being marketed as a safer alternative to tobacco smoking, design flaws in the products can cause severe injuries or even kill their users, an attorney representing several plaintiffs in personal-injury cases said.

Doctor’s class-action suit claims junk fax transmissions clog machines

By Robert Hadley |
TAMPA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) – A Florida physician is suing two skin care companies claiming their unsolicited fax campaign violates the 2005 Junk Fax Protection Act.

FTC accuses weight-loss firms of using spam to promote products

By Robert Hadley |
TAMPA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) – The Federal Trade Commission is suing two firms selling weight-loss products over claims they allegedly sent unsolicited emails that spoofed the recipients’ contact lists and then directed them to fake news websites.

Class-action suit accuses shoe store of deceptive advertising

By Robert Hadley |
LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) – A California woman is suing an shoe retailer claiming it used deceptive and misleading advertising to market the exclusive merchandise it sells online and in its stores.

Consumer claims Dream Bone could harm dogs

By Robert Hadley |
LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) – A California consumer is suing a dog food manufacturer claiming its allegedly false and misleading product labeling for dog treats could pose a health hazard for pets.

Investor accuses pharmaceutical company of financial impropriety

By Robert Hadley |
NEW YORK (Legal Newsline) – A New York investor is suing a pharmaceutical company, alleging it violated Securities and Exchange Commission rules, damaging the value of the stock he purchased.

California consumer alleges online training business made unauthorized credit card charges

By Robert Hadley |
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Legal Newsline) – A California man is suing an online vendor of computer training courses, alleging it automatically renewed his subscription to the service without his authorization.

Consumers accuse SolarCity of telemarketing harassment

By Robert Hadley |
BOSTON (Legal Newsline) – Two New England consumers are suing the nation’s largest installer of residential solar energy systems, alleging the defendant made numerous, unsolicited telemarketing calls to consumers.

Farmers challenge constitutionality of N.D. corporate farming law

By Robert Hadley |
BISMARCK, N.D. (Legal Newsline) – Three farms and a nonprofit claim the state’s bans on corporate-owned farms that date back nearly a century harm businesses, rather than offering protection.

Oracle faces accusations of investor fraud

By Robert Hadley |
SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) – A California man is suing database software maker Oracle and its corporate officers over claims it falsified statements about the company’s performance in an alleged attempt to boost its stock price.

Court OKs combining 16 consumer suits accusing retailers of misleading product labeling

By Robert Hadley |
CHICAGO (Legal Newsline) – The plaintiffs in several lawsuits alleging certain makers of Parmesan cheese falsely labeled their products have reached an agreement to combine the litigation.

Investor’s class action seeks restitution for alleged IPO fraud

By Robert Hadley |
SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) – A California man is suing the consumer electronics firm Fitbit, alleging it defrauded investors in its initial public offering.

Prisoners allege jail’s phone system spied on calls to attorneys

By Robert Hadley |
Two California men once prisoners in San Diego jails are accusing a Texas telecommunications company of illegally recording phone calls between them and their attorneys.

California consumer accuses software company of unauthorized charges

By Robert Hadley |
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Legal Newsline) -– A California man is suing a software firm, alleging it charged his credit card without authorization to auto-renew a subscription to its products.

Labor union sues pharmaceutical companies for alleged deceptive business practices

By Robert Hadley |
The Minnesota Laborers Health and Welfare Fund is suing Allergan, Warner Chilcott, Zydus and Cadila for unjust enrichment in a dispute involving medicine for ulcerative colitis.

Allegedly mislabeled pet food prompts consumer protection class action

By Robert Hadley |
A Massachusetts woman is suing Blue Buffalo, alleging the company's pet food did, in fact, contain byproducts and preservatives.