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Contrary to popular belief, not all press is good press.

You may think you are protected from a frivolous lawsuit, but remember the McDonald's hot coffee case?

A group of LGBTQ YouTubers is suing the platform for poorly moderating hateful content and unfairly restricting videos.

Facebook denies a consumer can create an account, make friends, and build a social network, which are all things you can do on Facebook...

The Supreme Court recently ruled that both iPhone owners and iOS developers can bring antitrust lawsuits against Apple over its app store practices.

It says the content filtering requirement is a step backward.

Roughly 40 percent of women working in the fast-food industry report being sexually harassed at work.

Ousmane Bah alleges Apple linked his face to that of a thief who'd stolen his ID.

The initial ruling from the U.S. International Trade Commission found that Apple had infringed on a Qualcomm patent. However, the ruling could be reversed by the commission, appealed by Apple, and even vetoed by President Donald Trump.

Win or lose, your attorney is costing you hundreds of dollars an hour.

The Tesla executive says it was just a 'schoolyard spat.'

It's not unusual to be sued by anyone.

Scott Gittrich used to work at Domino's. Now, as the founder of Toppers Pizza franchise, he uses his marketing to tell customers everything the big players are doing wrong -- and why his brand is better.

2018, amirite?

Musk called the SEC lawsuit 'unjustified action.'

Facebook faces discrimination lawsuits for allegedly allowing employers to target job ads at a single gender.

The 35 felony charges against Adam Zucker include money laundering and grand theft by embezzlement.

Samantha Wasser dealt with a number of personal and professional setbacks amidst helping launch By Chloe, a popular vegan fast-casual chain. She tells us her story.

When a company copied their invention, Natasha and Fred Ruckel began investigating -- and got an inside look into how products are ripped off.

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