Brooklinen Inc. will defend against a proposed consumer class action over its online prices in federal court after a judge determined the company’s motion to remove the case to a California court was timely.
Businesses embracing AI-powered pricing tools face a growing litigation risk, as the private antitrust bar and federal enforcers have argued that longstanding antitrust laws should apply to the use of algorithms and software.
A group of young people lost their original jurisdiction request to get the Montana Supreme Court to hear their case challenging state laws about greenhouse gas monitoring and environmental review.
West Virginia may not enforce, at least for now, a law prohibiting the use color additives in food that are “poisonous or injurious to the health.”
Vegas.com LLC failed to convince a federal judge to force consumers to arbitrate or dismiss most of their claims that it lures customers by advertising low prices and then tacks on fees at checkout.
A district court denied a request by premium cigar manufacturers to block a California law requiring tobacco products to be listed on an approved roster before they can be sold.
For CATL, as with other companies that come to lead their industries, unique success is creating unique challenges. CATL is setting up factories in Europe and Southeast Asia, regions where it hopes to build businesses as successful as the one at home.
The EPA says more than 600 PFAS chemicals are in the marketplace in the U.S. While states are racing to regulate PFAS, while the federal government lags.
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