A proposed class action challenging a dietary supplement’s commercialization can’t survive dismissal since federal law only allows for such claims to be brought by the US government, a federal appeals court said Thursday.

Black General Mills Operations LLC employees should be “directed” to revamp their class lawsuit alleging decades-long systemic bias spurred by a group of “good ole boys” at their Georgia facility, a federal magistrate judge said.

One of corporate law’s most influential jurists Thursday called on business executives, university officials, and law firm leaders to stand up forcefully against President Donald Trump’s escalating attacks on the rule of law.

A luxury car service convinced a federal judge to throw out a group of former limousine drivers’ proposed class wage-and-hour claims based on New York law.

An Arizona resident can’t pursue a constitutional challenge to a law that allows the state’s Department of Revenue to hold onto unclaimed checks and other property.

Academy Mortgage Corp. must face a proposed class action alleging it negligently failed to protect the personal information of more than 284,000 customers and employees that was exposed in a 2023 data breach.