Boeing Should Get More Surprise Regulator Audits, NTSB Says
US aviation regulators should conduct more surprise audits and inspections at Boeing Co.’s factories to get an unvarnished look at its manufacturing processes months after one of its jets lost a ...
LifeRx.md Hit With Privacy Suit Over Data of Weight-Loss Clients
LifeRx.md Inc. disclosed the personal information of people seeking weight-loss treatments to third parties for advertising ...
Nassau County Can’t End Class Race Bias Suit Over Police Hiring
A New York City Police Department officer advanced some proposed class action claims alleging a Long Island county discriminates against non-White police officer applicants during its hiring process.
Case: Labor Arbitration/Discharge (Arb.)
Arbitrator Matthew M. Franckiewicz found that International Automotive Components didn’t have just cause to discharge the grievant for allegedly removing a confidential proposed memorandum of ...
GMO Corn Litigation’s $60 Million Fees Plan Upheld by 10th Cir.
Attorneys challenging the apportionment of one pool of attorneys’ fees that is part of a $1.51 billion settlement resolving litigation related to genetically modified corn failed to adequately address ...
Rich Barton Departs as Zillow CEO, Passing Reins to Top Deputy
Zillow Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Rich Barton is stepping down from the top job at the home listings company for the second time — with his latest tenure defined by a ill-fated attempt to ...
Teamsters Can Picket at Amazon Air Hub, Federal Judge Says
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters may picket near an Amazon.com Inc. air cargo facility in Kentucky without ...
Drone Company CEO Sued for Sabotaging Startup to Manipulate Sale
Former Equinox Innovative Systems Inc. board members sued its founder, saying he sabotaged its sale to aerial surveillance company TCOM LP in a scheme to renegotiate the transaction on self-dealing ...
Dow Chemical Defeats Ex-Manager’s Age Bias, Retaliation Claims
Dow Chemical Co. is shielded from claims it discriminated and retaliated against a senior health service manager based on her age, according to a Fifth Circuit ruling Wednesday.
Patients Advance Prospect Medical Lawsuit Over 2023 Data Breach
Prospect Medical Holdings Inc. must face a proposed class action alleging it negligently failed to protect the personal information of more than 190,000 people that was exposed in a July 2023 data ...
Banks Send UK Staff Home Early on Worries of New Far-Right Riots
Many of the biggest banks and consultancies in the UK encouraged staff to head home early this week to avoid protests being planned across the country after similar actions morphed into violent riots ...
Case: Discrimination/Hostile Work Environment (S.D. Fla.)
A Florida federal district court granted summary judgment to Miami-Dade County on the claims of a Jamaican-American correctional officer that he faced a hostile work environment due to his race and ...