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Massachusetts settles with metal-cladding company over wastewater allegations
An Attleboro, Massachusetts metal-cladding company will pay a $50,000 civil penalty for the state to settle a lawsuit over allegations that its illegally stored industrial wastewater at its facility, said sate Attorney General Maura Healey.
Kentucky to receive $12K in $6M federal settlement with pharmaceutical company
Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway said the state will receive about $12,000 as a result of a federal settlement with a pharmaceutical company to resolve allegations that the company illegally marketed one of its drugs.
Colorado Supreme Court rules in favor of workplace drug policies
Colorado employers have a right to a drug-free workplace after the state's Supreme Court's ruling last week, said Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman.
Pharmaceutical company allegedly sent illegal fax advertisements
A pharmaceutical company is accused of violating federal law by allegedly sending unwanted fax messages soliciting services.
'All natural' label on Capri Sun products puts Kraft Foods in court
A major food company is accused of mislabeling some of its popular juice brands as “all natural.”
Chipotle sued over using consumer reports to hire employees
A popular Mexican restaurant is being sued over allegations that it illegally used background checks to determine whether to hire certain people.
Patent law firm alleges company hasn't paid fees
A national law firm is suing a company it agreed to represent, alleging failure to pay legal fees associated with the representation.
Hertz charged 'unethical fees,' class action says
A major rental car company is facing accusations in a class action lawsuit that it charged customers “unethical fees” to rent their vehicles.
Sears allegedly performed illegal background checks
A Missouri man is suing a major retailer for allegedly improperly using consumer reports to determine employment for applicants.
Bank of America sued for allegedly manipulating foreign exchange market
The bank is being accused of manipulating rates and affecting the future market prices in a class action lawsuit.
3D printing company misled investors, shareholder says
3D Systems Corporation is the subject of a securities class action lawsuit.
Class action lawsuit claims body imaging center illegally solicited services through phone calls
A class action lawsuit claims a center in California illegally contacted people through their telephones.
Walmart reaches settlement in class action lawsuit over cornstarch label
A class action lawsuit has been settled with Walmart over the labeling of one of its cornstarch products, said law firm DLA Piper LLP.
Children's National Medical Center paying $13M False Claims Act settlement
A Washington, D.C.-based pediatric care center will pay the United States $12.9 million to settle a lawsuit accusing the center of filing false claims with the Department of Health and Human Services, said Benjamin Mizer, principal deputy assistant attorney for the U.S.
Calif. AG announces new debt relief tool for former Corinthian College students
Students who went to the now closed college received an interactive tool from the state Attorney General's Office.
Chinese digital media company sued over making false financial statements to investors
A Chinese digital media company is facing a class action lawsuit over allegations the company made false statements to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission when it went public in the United States.
Class action filed over label on Roundup
The maker of a popular weedkiller is facing a class action lawsuit over allegations of misleading and false advertising on the effectiveness of its product.
Class action against Hertz says company violated FCRA
A California man is suing a company over allegations they violated federal law when they denied him employment at one of its business.
Wyndham sued over allegedly violating federal law
A class action lawsuit claims a debt collector violated federal law when it attempted to call cell phones looking to collect on debt owed. Barry Gray filed the lawsuit on June 8 in United States District Court in California against Wyndham Vacation Resorts claiming the company violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act when it used an automatic telephone dialing system.
Candidate for rental car job sues over denial of employment
A Florida woman is suing a major car rental company over allegations they violated federal law when they denied her employment.