A recent report has found that class actions on behalf of 540 million U.K. members have been issued between 2015 and 2023—equivalent to just over eight actions for every individual. The research by law firm CMS found that, as of the end of 2023, the total claimed value of class actions…

Competition regulators have been on high alert for risks posed by too much market concentration, where a single point of failure can disrupt business worldwide. A cascading information technology outage that recently grounded hundreds of flights, upended health care and halted banking across the globe has been no exception. The…

The University of Delaware has been hit with a reverse discrimination suit by a former operations director who claims he was fired because he is white. The plaintiff, Jason Gardner, says he was dismissed after a selection committee that he chaired hired another white male to fill a vacancy in…

Two Am Law 100 partners scored a win after their clients, who, while in custody, were accused by the FBI of moving millions in cryptocurrency assets in a “surreptitious manner,” walked out of prison Tuesday following an unusual ruling entered by a federal district court in Seattle. The United States…

On the evening of April 10, Treasure Coast resident Jennifer Donaldson celebrated her 45th birthday with three friends at Kyle G’s Prime Seafood & Steaks, an eclectic Floribbean steakhouse offering a unique blend of seafood and steak with oceanfront tables. The dinner began with an appetizer while enjoying the ocean…

New York’s top court appeared to lean toward affirming the constitutionality of the no-excuse, vote-by-mail law ushered in by state Democratic lawmakers in January. During more than an hour of arguments on Tuesday, a number of Court of Appeals judges appeared to indicate the new law is on solid ground,…