Litigation

The National Labor Relations Board said the resolution is its largest in history.

FEMA says it may have to bill fire victims for a portion of the $4B PG&E owes for its role in sparking Calif. wildfires.

Families of 2014 crash victims will not be able to litigate their case in U.S. federal court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled.

Despite Ring's suite of security offerings, the federal complaint says it failed to set up "even basic cybersecurity protections."

Southwire is suing a hacker who stole and leaked confidential information online after it refused to pay a ransom.

A Massachusetts court ruled that an insurer must defend a motel that is accused of benefiting from sex trafficking.

Allstate's attorneys asked for terminating sanctions and a restraining order against plaintiffs attorney Christopher Hook.

More than 400 cases were filed across the nation following Equifax's September 2017 announcement of the unprecedented breach.