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Litigation Spike: Workers Are Suing to Hold 2nd Jobs—and These Law Firms Are Helping Them - Law.com

Washington state is seeing a surge in employment litigation, which is due in part to a crop of "silenced no more" lawsuits and workers challenging "anti-moonlighting" policies.

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The ruling marks a growing trend of cannabis companies in Massachusetts suing municipalities over community impact fees. The cannabis suppliers argue cities collected fees that were not reasonably tied to actual costs caused by their individual operations, as required under Massachusetts' pre-2022 cannabis law.

This week: The California Supreme Court weighed in on whether pharmaceutical companies can be liable for negligence if they delay bringing a drug to market. The Third Circuit is allowing guests at Atlantic City hotels to move forward with claims related to anti-competitive algorithmic price fixing. Labaton Keller Sucharow's Carol C. Villegas says last year's verdict against Meta signaled to companies how juries feel about privacy actions in California.



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