Legal

WeWork is a target of a NY AG investigation

The justices rejected an appeal Tuesday from Remington Arms that argued a 2005 federal law shields firearms manufacturers from most lawsuits when their products are used in crimes.

‘Call it a sign of the times.’

The company is concerned a Texas-led investigation could expose sensitive business secrets to competitors.

In the end, the measure imposes a fine of up to $2,000, instead of the previously considered $1,000. A penalty of up to one year behind bars has been eliminated.

The same baby powder lot previously tested by FDA showed no asbestos contamination.

The drug maker lowers financials due to a looming opioid settlement.

In their amended lawsuit, lawyers for the 10 women sought class-action status “because Disney’s pay practices negatively affect their female co-workers throughout the state.”

Taco Bell is being sued by a New Jersey couple for false and misleading advertising.

Johnson & Johnson settled a lawsuit from 41 states, agreeing to pay $117 million stemming from issues with a mesh surgical device.

Eric Brown says he was banned from the Cleveland Browns stadium when the team wrongly accused of him of pouring beer on an opposing player.

The first-ever federal opioid trial will proceed after two attempts to halt it were denied.

The future of restaurant mobile apps is cloudy as the lack of ADA guidelines is leaving the industry open to lawsuits.

In a series of email exchanges with the FOX Business Network's Charlie Gasparino, Bernie Madoff talks of his contributions to the Street, his alleged relationship with Harvard and how he, too, is a victim.