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Amazon is accused of resorting to "dark patterns" of deceptive online cancelation buttons and boxes to trick Prime members into continuing their subscriptions even though they want to quit, according to a proposed class action filed Wednesday in Washington federal court.
A Ninth Circuit panel on Wednesday waded into the language of a nearly 50-year-old landmark decision as it sought to settle two disputes between Washington tribes that are the latest in decadeslong litigation over tribal fishing rights in the state's waterways.
Washington state appellate judges on Wednesday weighed whether ads touting Seattle's hydroelectric dams as environmentally friendly have sparked harassment aimed at Sauk-Suiattle tribal members who get blamed for dwindling salmon runs, with one judge comparing the city's lack-of-causation argument to former President Donald Trump's stance after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
A licensed Washington cannabis farm told an appellate court that state regulators should not have destroyed nearly a ton of its cannabis, defending its decision not to tag the plants as required under state law because it had a system in place to trace the product that it claims satisfies those requirements.
A Starbucks executive told a National Labor Relations Board administrative law judge Thursday that the company carefully crafted its communications to avoid the appearance of offering bribes to workers trying to unionize, as the coffee giant seeks to rebut claims that interim CEO Howard Schultz illegally promised better benefits to nonunion stores.