A Bay Area tech CEO, whose companies have long worked under sometimes secretive high level government software and surveillance contracts, can't revive his $25 million defamation lawsuit ...

CHICAGO — A group of potentially thousands of truck drivers can move ahead with a class action lawsuit accusing railroad operator Union Pacific of scanning their fingerprints, allegedly in violation ...

LOS ANGELES — Uber has been ordered to pay $40 million to the parents of a 23-year-old Laguna Beach woman who was struck and killed on a freeway by a vehicle after a rideshare driver abandoned her and ...

CHICAGO — A pharmacist who was fired by Cook County after the county forced her to choose between keeping her job or violating her stated religious beliefs that she said forbade her from receiving the ...

A woman who had to undergo a second surgery to remove a needle left behind after a knee replacement hired the wrong expert to testify her radiologists and a surgical assistant were negligent for ...

The mother of a Parkersburg man claims city police officers repeatedly failed to obtain mental health assistance during a March 2025 crisis, then used excessive force that left ...

CHARLESTON – The parents of a 6-year-old Mary Ingles Elementary kindergartener claim the boy was allowed to leave school unsupervised in August and was found crying by a stranger who took him home.

SACRAMENTO — A lawsuit filed by the California Primary Care Association (CPCA) and community clinics accuses a labor union representing healt… ...

SPRINGFIELD — All mortgage liens in Illinois last 20 years, meaning some can even survive a decade after the lienholders run out of time to su… ...

Editor’s note: This is the fourth article in Legal Newsline’s series highlighting the players in a system that leaves injured workers, often undocumented immigrants, with surgical scars, bills from ...

SACRAMENTO — A new report estimates a proposed new California law to rewrite the rulebook to greatly expand the number of companies that could be sued for alleged "unfair trade practices" would carry ...

LOS ANGELES — California Democratic state officials can't use state environmental law and rules to force a Santa Barbara oil pipeline to once again shut down, after a federal judge ruled President ...