Legal

Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou is raising a new argument in a Canadian court in a bid to fight extradition to the United States on bank fraud charges, court documents released on Monday showed.

Houston-based drilling company has been charged for polluting a residential community.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled in a 6-3 decision that a landmark federal law forbidding workplace discrimination protects gay and transgender employees.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on trial for accepting gifts from wealthy friends. But that has not stopped him from seeking another gift from a wealthy friend to pay for his multimillion-dollar legal defense.

Atlanta police announced that an officer, Garrett Rolfe, had been fired after he fatally shot Rayshard Brooks.

The video-conferencing company reportedly anticipated political problems, bringing several lobbyists on board.

An Apple store customer is trying to sue the tech giant for $1 trillion after he claims an employee kept his iPhone.

Comcast reached a settlement with Byron Allen’s Entertainment Studios Networks five years after Allen sued the media company over racial bias.

Cooper said the speedway’s decision to continue holding races without attendance limits was an “imminent hazard” to public health.

The ads were targeted to postal code, gender, age, parental status or marital status A new policy will go into effect by the end of the year

Yum! Brands sued GrubHub for breaking a delivery deal the companies made in 2018, in which Yum bought $200 million in GrubHub stock and GrubHub agreed to delivery KFC and Taco Bell.

“Qualified immunity” shields government agents, frequently police officers, from certain lawsuits.

An attorney representing some of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims has accused Prince Andrew, the financier’s longtime friend, of “hiding behind his lawyers.”

A Japanese prosecutor on Thursday urged the U.S. to extradite two Americans accused of helping Carlos Ghosn.

The European Union plans to file formal antitrust charges against Amazon. com Inc. over the e-commerce company’s treatment of third-party sellers, according to people familiar with the matter.

Tyson Foods Inc., the leading U.S. chicken producer, said it is cooperating in a Justice Department price-fixing investigation.

U.S. attorney general sues 26 dermatology drug manufacturers for price fixing and antitrust violations.

A handful of the nation’s largest meatpackers was sued for collaborating in a “cartel”-like manner to limit the meat supply.

A former Benjamin Moore attorney claimed in the lawsuit the retailer dumped the waste in Los Angeles in 2001.

Warren Mayor Jim Fouts called for the officer to be fired before walking back that comment.