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In September, a federal judge in Kentucky ordered the companies to pay $35 million.

She expected Zoom to be private and secure, but allegedly learned her privacy settings could be breached.

FBI investigators were accused of bullying their key witness into tricking Lori Loughlin and other parents involved.

The Supreme Court threw out a challenge from gun rights groups.

As the nation responded to the effects of COVID-19, most, if not all universities sent students home and moved online.

American Girl is being sued for an alleged claim that the Wisconsin-based company has stolen the likeness and name from an astronomer to create its astronaut doll.

The university has acknowledged some campus employees were aware of accusations before a 2018 complaint that led to a police investigation.

The civil lawsuit accuses Mail on Sunday of copyright infringement, misuse of private information and violating the U.K.’s data protection law

What's at stake could be the survival of thousands of businesses if insurers don't pay and the insolvency of big-name insurance companies if they do.

Michelle Janavs was sentenced to five months in prison in the college admissions bribery scheme.

Boeing Co. was sued for $336 million on Wednesday by a Kuwaiti leasing company that accused it of wrongly refusing to return advance payments on a now-canceled order for 40 of its troubled 737 MAX planes.

The scheme is a central theme in Jason Bateman’s hit Netflix show “Ozark."

The ministry and other Chinese government departments have strenuously denied accusations that officials delayed reporting on the extent of the outbreak in the central Chinese city of Wuhan late last year.

During a coronavirus task force briefing on Monday, President Trump said that the administration would like to avoid making companies face liability if employees who are sent back to work contract the coronavirus while on the job. 

Luck received a termination letter one day before the XFL conducted mass layoffs.

The fast-casual chain agreed to pay the fine, the largest in history for a case related to food safety, as part of a three-year deferred prosecution agreement.

Jorge Salcedo is no longer disputing allegations he accepted $200,000 in bribes to help get two students admitted to UCLA.

Markle is suing a British tabloid for invasion of privacy over a 2018 article that included portions of a letter she had written to her father.

Six Super Bowl rings may get you special treatment in a lot of places but former Patriots quarterback Tom Brady learned Monday that it won't get you anything when you're caught working out in a park that is closed to the public due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Opening day on March 26 was pushed back until mid-May at the earliest after a national emergency was declared due to the new coronavirus pandemic.