A court in Rome has declared that Netflix's seven-year price increases were unlawful because the company did not offer specific, justified reasons for the...
A class action lawsuit has been brought following a sewer line collapse that released contaminated water into the Potomac River, near Washington, D.C. In January, a segment of the 72-inch Potomac Interceptor broke, releasing approximately 243 million gallons of raw sewage into the river.
The...
In a decisive move against monopolistic practices, Turkey's Competition Authority (TCA) has imposed a fine of 2.6 billion Turkish Lira (approximately 75 million U.S....
The manufacturer of Ziploc bags is facing a class-action lawsuit after a consumer claimed that two of the brand's key selling points — that the bags are 'appropriate' or 'safe' for use in the freezer and microwave — were deceptive and increased the risk...
Today, Tiger Brands, the largest food producer in South Africa, proposed compensation for listeriosis victims, marking a significant step toward settling a class action...
Meta has lost its appeal regarding a ruling that permits it to be sued in Kenya for the termination of content moderators. The plaintiffs allege that the company dismissed them in retaliation for their efforts to establish a union. Today, the Nairobi Court of...
The Southern African Bishops Conference has started a class action lawsuit in the High Court of South Africa against mining companies BHP, its subsidiary South32, and Seriti, a South African company. The Church is initially representing 17 former and current coal miners afflicted by...
The protracted legal dispute surrounding the Tuna Bonds scandal has reached a pivotal moment. The High Court of England and Wales has denied Privinvest...
The London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) has withdrawn its challenge to jurisdiction in an important human rights lawsuit currently being heard in the UK courts.
The plaintiffs, the families of two men who were fatally shot by security forces at the North Mara Gold Mine...
Mori Hamada & Matsumoto, a prominent Japanese law firm, has teamed up with litigation funder LCM to represent a group of Japanese investors in an international arbitration case against Switzerland. The claim, valued at approximately 150 million U.S. dollars, seeks compensation for losses incurred...