
Tunney Act Reform Proposal Carries Potential Risks
Yes, the Tunney Act reform proposal carries genuine risks that could fundamentally reshape how antitrust settlements work in America.
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Yes, the Tunney Act reform proposal carries genuine risks that could fundamentally reshape how antitrust settlements work in America.
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Gerard Boyle, a former trial judge from New Hampshire, was unanimously approved by the Executive Council in March 2026 to serve as administrator of...
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Gerard Boyle, a retired Concord Circuit Court judge with 21 years of judicial experience, was unanimously confirmed by the New Hampshire Executive Council...
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Yes, Arizona residents who purchased Choice Home Warranty policies over the phone between 2013 and 2023 can claim a share of an $11.
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Arizona consumers who purchased Choice Home Warranty policies through phone sales now have a concrete path to recover money from an $11.
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Arizona residents who purchased a Choice Home Warranty protection plan over the phone between January 1, 2013 and January 1, 2023 may qualify for...
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Following landmark court verdicts against Meta and YouTube in California and New Mexico, state officials have intensified their focus on protecting young...
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On March 26, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice filed a major antitrust lawsuit against NewYork-Presbyterian, the largest hospital system in New York...
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Adobe has agreed to pay $150 million to resolve federal allegations that it deliberately made it difficult for customers to cancel subscriptions, obscured...
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RealPage reached a proposed settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice on November 24, 2025, that requires the company to fundamentally change how its...
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A federal judge has ruled that Minnesota's in-state tuition policy for undocumented students does not violate federal law, dismissing a lawsuit filed by...
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A federal court's decision to block Virginia's groundbreaking social media law has left a critical question unanswered: Will age-based restrictions on...
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Yes, the evidence increasingly suggests we are heading toward a massive social media settlement that could eventually rival the tobacco industry's...
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Attorneys General across the country are not waiting for Congress to act on Big Tech antitrust enforcement—they're moving forward with their own...
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In March 2026, a jury in New Mexico found Meta liable on all counts for creating what it called a "breeding ground" for child...
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Most guests suing Hotels.com for fee-related practices won't receive direct refunds or compensation—instead, recent hotel booking settlements have...
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The Marriott hidden fee lawsuits resulted in regulatory settlements in Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Texas that require Marriott to display resort fees and...
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If you booked a stay at a Hilton property and discovered mandatory resort fees added after you thought you'd locked in your room rate,...
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Multiple settlements have now been reached against Grubhub for hiding delivery charges from customers, with the most significant being a $140 million...
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If you've purchased concert tickets through Ticketmaster, you may be entitled to compensation or relief through multiple ongoing settlements related to...
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