Grease Monkey, a nationwide oil change business, and related entities were hit with a discrimination class action after offering a “Ladies Day” pricing promotion that only offered discounts to women. This complaint was first surfaced by Law.com Radar, ALM’s source for immediate alerting on just-filed cases in state and federal courts.…

California’s state bar is asking those who took the July bar exam for their views on artificial intelligence, suggesting the fast-emerging technology could be used in crafting future tests. Along with typical questions about exam-takers’ experiences with testing centers and test-related materials, a 21-page survey recently sent to applicants also…

Disparities across race in jury selection in Manhattan’s federal court are “troubling” and have only increased in recent decades, a U.S. appeals court said on Thursday. The comment, in dicta from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, came in response to arguments from a defendant in a…

Shareholder litigation commenced against boards of cooperative corporations is often brought both individually and derivatively on behalf of the corporation for good reason. The Business Corporation Law (BCL) broadly provides that a shareholder who is successful, in whole or in part, or who receives anything as a result of a…

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A judge dismissed the plaintiff’s case in a long-standing legal feud with one of Palm Beach County’s most prominent real estate developers, finding the Boca Raton attorney involved acted in bad faith. Discovery violations, misleading defense counsel, lying to the judge, and illegally recording the defendant were among some of…