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Giannulli and Lori Loughlin tied the knot in 1997.

By going to bankruptcy court, the Scouts can put those lawsuits on hold for now.

Just one day before a jury is set to begin deliberating in the rape and sexual assault trial of Harvey Weinstein, legal analyst Jesse Weber told FOX Business Monday morning he believes the disgraced movie mogul could get off scot-free.

A Missouri peach farmer was awarded nearly $300M in damages after weedkiller dicamba damaged the trees on his property

Disgraced attorney Michael Avenatti was found guilty of attempting to extort up to $25 million from athleticwear giant Nike, a jury announced Friday.

Apple's search process can take up to 45 minutes on the busiest days.

Prosecutors argued Weinstein believed he was so powerful he could get away with denigrating aspiring actresses

Attorneys general from 21 states spurned an $18 million deal to end numerous lawsuits seeking compensation for costs associated with the opioid crisis.

Prosecutors will look to focus the jury's attention back on the accusers

Lead attorney Donna Rotunno slammed prosecutors for feeding jurors “a sinister tale” to detract from their lack of evidence.

The Hollywood couple reportedly "didn’t have anything to do with it.”

Saints emails allegedly show team execs did damage control amid the Archdiocese of New Orleans' clergy abuse crisis

Jes Staley said Thursday his last contact with Epstein was in the summer and autumn of 2015, seven years after Epstein was deemed a convicted sex offender

Donna Rotunno faces the tricky task of convincing a jury there are too many inconsistencies in the testimony of six Weinstein accusers.

If Madoff is ultimately granted early release, what family does he have to turn to?

The wealth manager claimed she was molested by a longtime customer with a history of harassment

Vaping product maker Juul Labs is being sued by the state of Massachusetts for allegedly gearing marketing campaigns toward minors, which included the purchase of advertising space on the websites of Nickelodeon, Seventeen magazine and Cartoon Network.

The rap impostors scammed more than $100,000 from some of the South's most exclusive hotels

Deliberations were expected to begin Wednesday after jurors hear instructions on the law.

The federal court refused to dismiss the charge of wire fraud