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Pennsylvania Court Rules Amazon Must Pay Workers For Security Checks

23rd July 2021
The state Supreme Court determined that the tech giant was subjected to Pennsylvania pay statutes, despite the federal statute not requiring such pay. Under state laws, justices observed that “hours worked” are defined as any time that a worker spends on their employer’s premises. Under the law, time spent in security checks falls under the […]
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Tiffany & Co Settles 8-Year-Long Lawsuit With Costco Wholesale Over Trademark Infringement

20th July 2021
The settlement on Monday came after the Manhattan federal appeals court discarded a $21 million judgement back in August that Tiffany won the suit following a jury trial in 2017.  A trial judge ruled that Costco was liable for selling the disputed rings, despite the retailer's claims that “Tiffany” had come to be a generic […]
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Pfizer Agrees To $345 Million Payout To Resolve EpiPen Pricing Lawsuit

19th July 2021
The proposed class action settlement was disclosed in a federal court filing in Kansas City. However, the deal does not resolve claims against Mylan, with a trial scheduled for January 2022.   Despite the settlement, Pfizer has said in a statement that it denies any wrongdoing and believes its actions were appropriate. The litigation follows public […]
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Amazon Sued By CPSC Over Defective Products

15th July 2021
The CPSC has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing the retail giant of refusing to recognise the CPSC’s authority to force the company to recall defective products.
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Elon Musk Testifies Over Tesla’s $2.6 Billion Acquisition Of SolarCity

13th July 2021
Musk has denied allegations that Tesla’s acquisition of SolarCity was a bailout. He claims that as it was a stock-for-stock transaction, he owned nearly exactly equal percentages of each company and, consequently, there was no financial gain. However, if the shareholders win their case, then Musk may have to pay upwards of $2 billion from […]
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Canada Judge Forbids Huawei CFO From Using HSBC Documents In US Extradition Case

12th July 2021
Meng Wanzhou is facing extradition from Canada to the United States on charges of bank fraud, having allegedly misled UK bank HSBC regarding Huawei’s business dealings in Iran, which potentially caused HSBC to breach US sanctions. Wanzhou has been under house arrest in Vancouver since December 2018. Her legal team have argued that the 300 […]
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Michael Avenatti Sentenced To 30 Months In Prison For Nike Extortion Scheme

9th July 2021
On Thursday, celebrity lawyer Michael Avenatti was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for attempting to extort up to $25 million from sportswear giant Nike.
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