FOIA requests to the federal government can be an important early warning of bad publicity, litigation to come, or uncertainties to be hedged and gamed out. They can also be a stand-in for civil ...
FOIAengine: Twenty-One Requests from News Media, Non-Profits and Companies The nationwide outbreak of cyclospora infections this summer prompted a steady stream of national and local news articles, ...
The food and beverage manufacturing company and its former COO Eduardo Pelleissone and Chief Procurement Officer Klaus Hofmann are in trouble with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for ...
Four Texas residents and the Trinity Edwards Springs Protection Association claim companies who pumped... Law Street MediaLegal news that leads to business. Law Street MediaLegal news that leads to ...
On Friday, workers James Futrell and April Brown filed a complaint on behalf of other employees of Cargill, Incorporated in the District of Minnesota for an alleged failure to properly keep track of ...
One of the biggest dockets in United States courts could be heading towards a conclusion. The massive Johnnson & Johnson talc MDL centers on claims that the company’s talc-based baby powder and other ...
Software company Meta, renamed from Facebook in late 2021, is navigating troubled waters in the courtroom. In March, the social media giant suffered a $375 million jury verdict in a case brought by ...
The past year was one of profound economic uncertainty; the new Presidential administration introduced unprecedented changes in the administrative state. Tariffs signaled a new era of trade policy, ...
An amended complaint filed in Massachusetts federal court on Monday has accused the United States Department of Defense, the United States Navy, and contractors Raytheon Technologies Corporation and ...
As has been covered extensively by Law Street Media in years past, the nation’s largest food providers have been subject to multiple massive antitrust lawsuits in recent years. The targeted meat ...
The earliest surviving record of fashion media was published in 1770, depicting that year’s trends. At the time, clothing fashion turned over yearly, though the changes were relatively minor. Instead ...
In December, a retired California Highway Patrol officer named Wilma Stone filed an unusual Freedom of Information Act request with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Stone asked the agency for ...
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