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Nordstrom, PetSmart and Nike Face Class Action Lawsuits Over Alleged Unpaid Wages

Nordstrom, PetSmart, and companies involved in a Nike advertising production face separate lawsuits accusing them of failing to fully compensate hourly workers for time spent working and, in some cases, denying required meal or rest breaks. Filed in Washington, Colorado and California, the cases raise a common wage question over... Read More »

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Former Wells Fargo Executive Claims Discrimination and Retaliation Forced Early Retirement

A former Wells Fargo senior vice president is suing the bank in federal court, claiming discrimination and retaliation tied to his age, disability, sexual orientation, and advocacy for Black colleagues forced him into early retirement after nearly four decades with Wells Fargo and its predecessor banks.Robert Propst filed the lawsuit... Read More »

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TikTok Parent ByteDance Agrees to AI Copyright Guardrails After Hollywood Dispute

Hollywood and TikTok parent company ByteDance have reached an agreement aimed at strengthening copyright protections across the company’s generative AI products, following months of tension over the use of film and television intellectual property. The Motion Picture Association and ByteDance announced Monday that they have signed a memorandum of understanding... Read More »

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Tupac Murder Trial Begins as Prosecutors Call Killing an ‘Act of Revenge’

The murder trial of Duane “Keffe D” Davis began Monday in Las Vegas, nearly 30 years after Tupac Shakur was killed in a drive-by shooting that became one of the most notorious unsolved cases in music history. In opening statements, prosecutors told jurors that Davis helped orchestrate the September 1996... Read More »

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Michigan Residents Sue Apple Over AirTag Stalking, Claim Safety Features Failed

Two Michigan residents are suing Apple after allegedly being stalked with AirTags hidden in their vehicles, claiming the company knew its tracking devices could be misused and failed to provide adequate safeguards. The lawsuit, filed August 10 in federal court in Michigan, accuses Apple of negligence, defective product design, invasion... Read More »

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Rebel Creamery Files for Chapter 11 as $23.8 Million Van Leeuwen Trade Dress Judgment Goes on Appeal

Rebel Creamery has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Utah while challenging a federal judgment requiring the ice cream maker to turn over nearly $23.8 million in profits to rival Van Leeuwen over the appearance of its pint packaging.The Utah-based company filed its bankruptcy petition Aug. 14, two days... Read More »

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Hugh Hefner Warned FBI About Jeffrey Epstein in 2005, Survivors Allege in Lawsuit

A group of Jeffrey Epstein survivors suing the federal government claims Playboy founder Hugh Hefner repeatedly contacted the FBI in 2005 after former Playmate Audra Christiansen told him she had been raped and trafficked by Epstein, adding a new allegation to a broader negligence case over the bureau’s handling of... Read More »

California Farmer Who Gave Away 180,000 Pounds of Nectarines Loses Court Battle

A California jury has found that Reedley farmer Cesar Mora breached his agreement with Giumarra Brothers Fruit Co. by selling a licensed variety of white nectarine through another supplier, following a two-week trial in a dispute that drew national attention after Mora gave away more than 180,000 pounds of fruit... Read More »

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Surrogate Challenges California Couple’s Parental Rights After Giving Birth in Texas

A newborn with a severe heart defect is receiving medical care in Texas with his intended parents after the woman who carried him challenged their legal parentage, continuing a dispute that began months before his birth.McKenna West, an Alaska woman who served as a gestational surrogate for California couple Nausheen... Read More »

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California Bill to Cap Concert Ticket Resale Prices Fails to Advance

A California proposal aimed at limiting how much concert tickets can be marked up on the secondary market has failed to advance, delivering a setback to efforts to curb ticket scalping in one of the country’s largest live entertainment markets.Assembly Bill 1720, known as the California Fans First Act, was... Read More »

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