Coinbase, valued at nearly $86 billion when it debuted on Wall Street in 2021, fought at the Supreme Court to put litigation on hold.
PHILADELPHIA — A federal court in Pennsylvania declared that a group of insurers do not have to defend a hotel whose employees are accused of complicity in allowing women to be victims of sex trafficking at the facility. Insurers may not provide insurance for losses attributable to harmful criminal conduct.
TikTok has come under fire in the U.S., Europe and the Asia-Pacific.
Google is treading carefully with the rollout of its AI tools, in part because it has more to lose if the technology spits out inaccurate information or takes its users down dark corridors.
The order on Saturday involves the 2022 arrests of Jeffrey Judd and lawyer Matthew Beasley who federal investigators say ran a $500 million Ponzi scheme that scammed over 900 victims.
A federal judge advanced three lawsuits over the dead pedophile's accounts at JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank.
BATON ROUGE, La. — A federal court in Louisiana dismissed a disabled former pharmacist’s claims against three insurance companies, who allegedly conspired to deny her of disability benefits related to her multiple sclerosis. In the course of litigation, “it now appears undisputed” the claimant and her husband have defrauded the insurers of $225,5789 in benefits, which the insurers now seek to recover.
Many residents of Broomfield, Colorado, aren't fond of fracking going on in their neighborhood, but they're especially displeased the state dropped requirements meant to protect their health and safety.
The Ninth Circuit win for Uber and other gig-economy businesses comes days after a California appeals court found that a voter-approved exemption for these businesses from the state's worker-classification requirements is enforceable.
The disgraced founder of now-defunct Theranos must surrender to begin serving her sentence in April unless a judge allows her to remain free while she appeals.
Holding companies for Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank have already borrowed about $143 billion from the Federal Reserve in the week since their failures rattled financial markets.
