Home goods retailer Williams-Sonoma has filed a trademark lawsuit against Amazon.com, accusing the e-commerce giant of setting up an unauthorized Williams-Sonoma branded store on its website and misrepresenting itself as an authorized seller of the company's products.
A federal appeals court has upheld a ruling in favor of Capitol Records finding that the defunct online music service ReDigi infringed the music company's copyrights with a platform that allowed consumers to buy and sell prepurchased digital music tracks.
A federal agency responsible for water quality along the U.S.-Mexico border must face a claim by an environmental group that it violated the Clean Water Act by allowing pollution discharges into the San Diego area without a permit, a federal judge in California ruled.
The former chief operating officer of Long Island mortgage lender Vanguard Funding has been sentenced to two years in prison for conspiring to commit an $8.9 million wire and bank fraud, the U.S. Department of Justice announced on Monday.
Mississippi-based Trustmark National Bank has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of charging thousands of customers unfair overdraft fees and surprise fees for using automated teller machines on a different bank's network.
Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring has filed suit against Mountain Valley Pipeline LLC, a joint project of several energy companies, alleging that it committed hundreds of environmental law violations while constructing a $4.6 billion pipeline through the state.
JPMorgan Chase Bank must face a lawsuit by California mortgage borrowers accusing it of violating state law by not paying interest on mortgage escrow accounts, a federal judge in San Francisco ruled on Friday.
Dow Chemical Co and Shell Oil Co have been hit with a lawsuit by the city of Arcadia, California accusing the companies of contaminating the city's drinking water with a toxic chemical found in pesticides the companies once made.
National Geographic Partners, owner of the National Geographic television network, has been hit with a lawsuit in Denver federal court accusing it of copying the PBS television program "Wild America" for its own outdoor series, "America the Wild."
Eight environmental and animal rights advocacy groups have sued the U.S. Department of Agriculture challenging a 2016 rule change that exempts certain livestock farms from detailed environmental reviews before federal farm loans are granted.
The British government said on Tuesday it would implement plans for a no-deal Brexit in full and begin telling businesses and citizens to prepare for the risk of leaving the European Union without an agreement.