Judge Slashes Greenpeace $667 Million Pipeline Verdict by Half
A nearly $667 million jury verdict against Greenpeace tied to an energy company’s lawsuit over Dakota Access Pipeline protests has been reduced by a North Dakota judge by nearly half.
A nearly $667 million jury verdict against Greenpeace tied to an energy company’s lawsuit over Dakota Access Pipeline protests has been reduced by a North Dakota judge by nearly half.
Consumers alleging that the operator of the National Basketball Association’s mobile app illegally shared their video-watching histories with marketing-technology providers must take their claims before an arbitrator.
A Johnson & Johnson subsidiary urged a Virginia federal court to force three medical experts to disclose who’s funding their defense in a trade libel lawsuit over a scientific paper linking cosmetic talc to mesothelioma.
A Senate committee on Wednesday approved Douglas Troutman to serve as the EPA’s assistant administrator for toxic substances, moving President Donald Trump’s nominee one step closer to consideration by the Senate.
The Trump administration’s nominee to lead EPA enforcement cleared a Senate panel Wednesday, moving him one step away from the job.
Several internal documents displayed for the first time in open court Tuesday show social media companies discussing negative links between their platforms and users’ mental health.
A federal judge denied Papaya Gaming Ltd. summary judgment on claims that it used bots in online games advertised as head-to-head competitions.
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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