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Facebook parent company Meta Platforms Inc. must pay a maximum penalty of nearly $25 million for 822 violations of a Washington state law requiring advertising platforms to publicly disclose detailed information about political ads, a state judge ruled Wednesday.
Starbucks asked a National Labor Relations Board administrative law judge on Tuesday to dismiss a case accusing interim CEO Howard Schultz of illegally promising benefits to nonunion stores, arguing that the NLRB and the union that has organized hundreds of stores are seeking to set an "inescapable unfair labor practice trap" for the Seattle-based coffee giant.
A Ninth Circuit judge on Tuesday said a physical-assault exclusion in a Washington group home's insurance runs the risk of rendering the home's policy through Lloyd's of London "illusory," in a case where a violent dispute between two residents left one dead.
A Seattle jury awarded $275 million Thursday to 10 students and teachers who said exposure to Monsanto's toxic chemicals caused neurological injuries, the latest verdict in a series of similar lawsuits connected to a Seattle-area school where the chemicals were used in old fluorescent light fixtures.
Washington's attorney general is seeking the maximum penalty of nearly $25 million against Facebook's parent company Meta Platforms Inc. after a state judge ruled the social media giant intentionally committed 822 violations of a state law requiring advertising platforms to publicly disclose detailed information about political ads.