Pharmacy service provider Omnicare has asked a Texas bankruptcy judge for permission to make a third set of tweaks to its $110 million debtor-in-possession financing agreement, including when the loan ...

A real estate investment trust sued a Boston suburb Tuesday, blaming drug activity near its 146-unit apartment building on a public health initiative to provide a vending machine nearby for the ...

A Florida attorney was arrested Tuesday on charges of using his legal bona fides to help run two Ponzi schemes that swindled investors out of nearly $2 million, according to the U.S. Department of ...

Federal courts in the Third Circuit are more readily approving hybrid settlements a year after a panel found that the Fair Labor Standards Act's opt-in requirement does not prohibit the release of ...

A Chicago pizza chain and a Black transgender former employee have agreed to resolve her claims that she was fired for reporting harassment, marking an end to a case the U.S. Equal Employment ...

Two medical device companies suing Polsinelli PC and its longtime client, a patent-holding doctor, for allegedly pursuing "bad faith" infringement claims asked federal courts in Tennessee and ...

A North Carolina federal court has granted final approval to a settlement featuring $132,000 in cash payouts to a NASCAR team's employees over a data breach, with the judge casting doubt on whether ...

The Fourth Circuit has ruled that a decision to "slam some sense" into a Virginia man by revoking his supervised release for numerous drug-related violations is procedurally reasonable and does not ...

An insurer said it owes no coverage to a Washington state OB-GYN accused of advising a patient to terminate a normal pregnancy based on a misdiagnosis, telling a federal court that the patient's ...

The sellers of a small Massachusetts hydroelectric power plant hid numerous issues involving regulatory compliance and conditions at the facility and are refusing to submit required documentation to ...

A Connecticut man has pled guilty to multiple federal criminal charges that he scammed cryptocurrency investors and gambled away more than $1.1 million of their money, court records show.

The Seventh Circuit on Tuesday joined a host of other appellate courts in determining health care providers were not "acting under" the federal government when they created patient web portals, ...