As spoofed bank calls drain the savings of Americans across the country, an ongoing New York lawsuit against Citibank could decide whether federal law forces banks to reimburse victims' losses.
As artificial intelligence becomes more common in hiring, performance reviews, and layoffs, a lawsuit against Meta is raising questions about workplace discrimination, employer liability, and whether AI-assisted employment decisions can violate existing labor and civil rights laws.
After a serious dog attack, proving liability often involves more than identifying the breed. Learn how prior behavior, dangerous dog laws, and negligence can affect a Virginia dog bite claim.
When a drowning or near-drowning happens, families are often left searching for answers. California's pool safety laws can play an important role in determining whether a property owner failed to take reasonable steps to prevent a tragic accident.
A rapidly expanding group of lawsuits and class actions are challenging a long-standing practice of hidden fees added at the end of the checkout process. Companies like Live Nation and Ann Taylor have been at the center of consumer protection lawsuits for charging more than advertised.
