Texas officials failed to show they’re entitled to qualified immunity from an incarcerated man’s suit alleging violations of the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment, the ...

Johnson & Johnson and Alcon Inc. affiliates are free of antitrust litigation over an alleged scheme to fix contact lens prices, after a federal judge in Jacksonville, Fla., signed off Wednesda...

Bryn Mawr Trust Co. must defend at trial claims that it failed to accommodate and fired a long-time employee who sought additional leave when she developed postpartum psychosis, a Philadelphia fede...

Contractors had standing to sue under TCPA, court rules Cell phones used for business were ‘residential’ under statute A lawsuit filed by 51 home improvement contractors alleging that GoSmith Inc...

On Oct. 4, a U.S. district court judge in Alabama denied a stainless-steel manufacturer's motion to overturn a ruling in wage and hour litigation brought by employees. The steelworkers won a $13.2...

company to resolve a suit filed six years ago that claimed the company was paying them less than minimum wage by not compensating them for travel time between appointments. . . . Stay ahead of the ...

An immigrant from Mauritania is subject to removal under a Second Circuit opinion, even though the court said it wasn’t the correct venue for his appeal. The case gave the US Court of Appeals for ...

Starbucks Corp. violated federal law in Kansas and Missouri by firing pro-union employees, stepping up enforcement of its dress code in response to union organizing and asking for police to dispers...

An industry group likely will succeed in its challenge to a Maine law limiting the use of foreign guestworkers in the state’s forestry industry, the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit found...