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Employees at the candle factory, which was destroyed in a devastating 2021 tornado, claim that their supervisors threatened to fire them if they went home amidst severe weather alerts and tornado warnings.
The unusual lawsuit, filed in a Canadian court, alleges that Epic Games intentionally designed Fortnite to be as addictive as possible.
The lawsuit was first filed by members of the Christian Legal Society, who allegedly told pro-LGBTQ demonstrators at the University of Idaho that they would be condemned to hell.
A Mississippi death row prisoner had asked the court to stay the execution until his lawsuit had been resolved.
The latest round of lawsuits claims that Twitter has violated multiple laws by laying off employees without providing proper notice.
The lawsuit claims that Apple has not taken enough precautions to ensure that AirTags cannot be used for stalking.
The politically charged lawsuit claims, in part, that TikTok allows the Chinese government and Communist Party access to Indiana consumer data.
The latest lawsuit against Cosby accuses the actor off sexually assaulting five women between the late 1960s and 1990.
In his ruling, the judge said that–while he might have considered arguments against Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman–he ultimately decided to dismiss the complaint after the Biden administration stated that, as a head of the Saudi state, bin Salman is entitled to immunity and cannot be sued in an American court.
Survivors of the shooting are pursuing an estimated $27 billion in damages from the City of Uvalde, its police department, and numerous law enforcement agencies and officials.