Legal Issues: Page 9
Gillette Sues Dollar Shave Club Over Patented Technology Claims
Grooming brand says competitor infringed on a 2004 patent involving a 'chromium-containing overcoat layer.'
New York Judge Orders FanDuel and DraftKings to Shut Down in State, Companies Plan to Appeal
The daily fantasy sports league companies are facing increasing scrutiny.
Uber Class-Action Suit Allowed to Expand to More Drivers
Drivers are seeking reimbursement for expenses including vehicle maintenance and the cost of gas, which the company does not currently pay for.
National Restaurant Association Sues New York City Over Sodium Warnings on Menus
The new rule applies to restaurants with more than 15 locations nationwide and concession stands at some movie theaters and sports stadiums.
Everything You Need to Know About Today's Net Neutrality Trial
The hot-button issue will be argued in the DC Circuit Court of Appeals today.
Using an Independent Contractor? You Need a Rock-Solid Contract.
Using proper legal agreements can minimize risk and improve productivity.
DraftKings Is Well-Positioned in Fight With NY's AG, Lawyer Says
The short-term fantasy sports platform will face off against New York's Attorney General in an hour-long meeting Wednesday.
3 Areas of Law Every Entrepreneur Should Know
Just as entrepreneurs need to know the basics of accounting and marketing, they also need to understand the basics of business law to avoid the potential failure that follows costly litigation.
Taxi Owners, Lenders Sue New York City Over Uber
The lawsuit accuses the city of allowing Uber to violate taxi drivers' privileges and destroy their livelihoods.
Lawsuit Claims Birth Control Packaging Error Led to More Than 100 Unwanted Pregnancies
The suit seeks millions in damages including, in some cases, child-rearing expenses up to the age of 18.
Why SunTrust Required Laid-off Employees to 'Be on Call' for 2 Years in Severance Package
The company didn't really mean it, though. Here's what businesses can learn from the bank's confusing cooperation clause.
Three Men Indicted Over Massive JPMorgan Hack
The cyberattack affected the information of 83 million people.
Supreme Court Rejects Cell Phone Search Warrant Case
The case raises questions about how much companies protect the privacy rights of their customers.
5 Employment Law Tips for Startups
Stay on top of employee-related legal issues as a new employer.
Apple Is Refusing to Unlock an iPhone 5S for U.S. Law Enforcement
The company says that complying with the request will 'threaten the trust between Apple and its customers and substantially tarnish the brand.'