Terran Orbital Operating Co. and its directors are free of an investors’ securities fraud lawsuit alleging the satellite manufacturer misled them on its merger with a special purpose acquisition company.
Javier Lopez joined Vedder Price as a shareholder in Miami, the firm announced Monday.
Bank of America Corp. will have to face a collective action over allegations that it misclassified employees to avoid paying them overtime and minimum wage.
Employees and customers of David’s Bridal Inc. hit the bridal shop with two proposed class actions Saturday over the company’s alleged failure to protect personally identifiable information after two subsequent data breaches.
Participants in a sheet metal workers’ pension plan received initial approval for a class settlement valued at more than $2.5 million that would boost the pensions of about 25 retirees who were approved for unreduced early retirement benefits.
Attorneys for athlete plaintiffs filed for preliminary approval of a $2.8 billion landmark settlement with the NCAA and its Power Five conferences, with an average payout for athletes that highlights a gender disparity.
An ex-lab technician at Saint Francis Health System Inc. persuaded a judge to conditionally certify a collective action for her claims for alleged unpaid overtime wages.
Lawyers from New York City to Seattle tell us how the coronavirus is impacting their work and how they are responding.
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