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Lawsuit claims the product's branding is misleading. Breakfast enthusiasts wait in suspense.

The lawsuit claims some food prices have been increased by as much as 30%.

The class action lawsuit involves more than 10,000 people.

Tesla failed to take appropriate steps to prevent the former worker from being racially harassed, according to the jury.

Addressing potential legal issues might seem daunting, but ignoring them could put you out of business.

Calls for antitrust action against Jeff Bezos's online giant are gaining bipartisan support.

Seven employees are claiming they worked for the star's estate without overtime pay, among other allegations.

If the class action lawsuit wins, then affected MacBook owners could end up receiving some financial compensation from Apple.

Can you create a product that references, parodies, or uses parts from another brand? Many entrepreneurs are trying...and then getting sued. But the law is far from settled. This is the story of one startup that fought back and might just help change the way brands are built.

A senior manager at Amazon Web Services files lawsuit alleging racial and gender discrimination.

The FTC and a coalition of attorneys general argue that Facebook acquired Instagram and WhatsApp to stop them from leapfrogging Facebook. But Facebook says the legal action is "revisionist history."

After a crushing legal battle, the founder was ousted from Max Brenner: Chocolate by the Bald Man, and forbidden from any new ventures for five years. Now he sees the darkest time in his life as a gift.

Soon-to-be second gentleman Doug Emhoff put the final kibosh on a decade-long legal battle over the famous commercial mascot.

The OxyContin manufacturer will pay the government $225 million and own up to misleading the DEA and incentivizing doctors to write prescriptions.

52 Black ex-franchisees file a $1 billion racial-discrimination lawsuit against McDonald's, claiming the company sent them on 'financial suicide missions'

Users are furious at Apple's attitude toward the five-employee company.

Big-time app developers are piling on to fight against the app store.

The federal government has sought to relieve the burden placed upon the economy with the CARES Act, but business owners should keep careful records of how they use relief funds.

As businesses re-open, many may be opening their doors to legal troubles. Make sure you've stayed on the right side of the law throughout the crisis.

Stay calm, getting sued by an employee does not mean you'll experience into an insurmountable loss.

It has reportedly been ignoring Freedom of Information Act requests from the 'New York Times' and others.