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Apple is facing a class action lawsuit for the so-called “loop disease” affecting the iPhone 7.

Some of Riot Games' employees are planning a walkout in protest of the company’s move to block two female employees from taking legal action against the company.

A Federal Judge has ruled that the residents of Flint, Michigan can sue the U.S. Government for its handling of the water crisis from 2014 and 2015.

Bill Cosby claims that his insurance company has settled another lawsuit filed by one of his accusers without his consent.

Casey Anthony's parents, George and Cindy, have begun the process of giving videotaped depositions in the foreclosure suit of their family home.

Apple and Qualcomm's legal case can pave the way for cheaper smartphone prices depending on how the case goes.

In the latest development to early 2019 measles outbreaks, parents in Rockland County, New York, are suing to have their kids put back in school after being blocked for being unvaccinated.

After all the testimony and cooperation with Congress, Cohen is now suing his former employer for $1.9 million.

Epic Games has found itself in the middle of another lawsuit. This time, over the "Running Man Challenge" dance.

Disgruntled investors are suing to stop the sale of Maxwell Technologies to Tesla, Inc.

The event organizers behind "Fortnite" Live are now being sued by Epic Games.

Uber has sued New York City for restricting its business to protecct taxi drivers.

Gavin McInnes, founder of the alt-right group Proud Boys, filed a lawsuit on Monday against the Southern Poverty Law Center for designating them a hate group.

Egypt is giving Apple two months to terminate its unfair distribution practices or it could face a lawsuit.

Rapper 2 Milly is suing Epic Games for putting his signature dance in “Fortnite.”

A Hampton Inn & Suites employee allegedly filmed and distributed footage of a woman taking a shower, so she sued the hotel's parent company for $100 million.

Two videos recently released by the department showed the officers arresting and manhandling Broughton as he tried to show them his ID.

Avenatti shared a video where Carlson, his son, and unidentified "friend" were seen confronting a man sitting at the bar who was at the time identified as a "gay Latino immigrant."

Convicted felons in Kansas were not allowed to vote but Brenda Wood did not fall in that category as she was being detained at the facility and was merely awaiting her trial.

Apple reportedly plans on taking Qualcomm to court early next year for its business practices, rather than settle.

The man, who was allegedly stumbling around even as he boarded the flight, was served at least six alcoholic drinks, the lawsuit claimed.