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Better Made is suing companies behind several Michigan marijuana dispensaries that they say are selling products with an altered version of their logo.

After enjoying several decades of acceptance across many circuit courts, the future of the so-called “Rogers test” is uncertain. Established in the landmark Second Circuit case Rogers...

"Learn about the recent denial of class certification for dental providers in their lawsuit against SmileDirectClub for false advertising and fraud."

The Middle District of Tennessee recently denied a motion for class certification for a group of dental providers in a suit against SmileDirectClub (“SmileDirect”). Ciccio v....

Prepaid maintenance plans typically give buyers a bit of a discount over buying each service individually

The Supreme Court recently issued its highly anticipated ruling in the Jack Daniel's parody case. A link to the full unanimous decision can be found here.

Walgreens Boots Alliance challenges a nearly $1 billion arbitration award issued to telemedicine provider PWNHealth, alleging excessive damages under contract terms. The dispute revolves around Walgreens' handling of COVID-19 tests, with Everly Health Solutions asserting breach of agreement.

Also, Hyundai wants to invest $51 billion in electric vehicles over the next three years, and China is suing the U.S. over EV subsidies.

Yes, there was a “housing project” where the Eureka Mall is today. When you tell this to people who were born after the late 1950s or early 60s they have no idea what you are talking about, but I remember Marine View Terrace because my family and I lived there for a few months, and I went to kin

Tractable filed the claim as part of an ongoing lawsuit in which CCC accused it of stealing intellectual property.