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At the Global Privacy Summit in Washington, D.C., government officials urged private companies to view them as a partner against cyber attacks so as to better respond to and protect against hacking.

The estate of a man who was killed on 9/11 and his family members have filed a class action lawsuit in an effort to freeze $3.5 billion in Afghan assets and ensure that the money is distributed equitably among the family members of the nearly 3,000 people killed in the attacks.

Financial insecurity and the liability. i talked to the owner saying he is worried about both of those factors when it comes to the future of the restaurant. listen. >> its been so dead. i havent seen -- i have barely seen more than one or two tables in any restaurant. i dont know what will happen. it is really scary from -- because there is no -- it doesnt look like there is any government support in sight. >> you know, he is not alone in this. a new report shows that class action settlements r...

Family Dollar knowingly sold products potentially contaminated by a massive rat infestation at one of its warehouses, which closed more than 400 stores in six states when it came to light, a new Arkansas class action lawsuit alleges.

AriZona beverages are marketed as being “all natural,” when in fact they contain added coloring, a new class action lawsuit alleges.

Damascus Bakery has voluntarily recalled one lot of its Bantam Classic Bagels after discovering an item placed in the carton contained an undeclared egg allergen.

SunPower agreed to pay $4.75 million under a class action lawsuit settlement to resolve claims that it sold solar panels with defective microinverters.

A woman who had her father’s life savings seized at Logan International Airport has a class action lawsuit against the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) advancing through the courts to stop what she says is an illegal practice.

Three separate class action lawsuits involving labor violation claims have been filed recently with workers targeting Insomnia Cookies, Krispy Kreme Inc., Target Corporation, Stiiizy, Inc., and RP Staffing, Inc.

SunPower agreed to pay $4.75 million to resolve claims that it sold solar panels with defective microinverters.