The Georgia-based comedians behind “Vape: The Musical” asked a New York federal court on Friday to declare their play eligible for protection from copyright infringement claims by the creators of “Grease,” claiming their story is a parody of the iconic theatrical production…
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Customers who accused New England’s largest credit union of enacting confusing overdraft policies have sought approval in Massachusetts federal court for a $1.8 million deal to end the dispute…
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Netflix Inc. and the production company behind the streaming service’s “Afflicted” series allegedly tricked the subjects of the documentary into participating and then smeared them as crazy for insisting that they suffer from chronic ailments, according to a suit lodged Wednesday in California state court…
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A proposed class action accusing Cox Communications Inc. of lying about its internet service speeds will stay in California federal court, after the Ninth Circuit on Thursday said the cable company had adequately alleged that it is a citizen of a different state than the man bringing the suit…
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New York’s Herrick Feinstein LLP was hit Wednesday with a malpractice suit seeking $1.1 billion in damages for allegedly blowing a deadline to disclose expert testimony to lawyers on the other side of a case centering on a real estate business partnership gone sour…
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Apple Inc. was hit with a privacy suit on Wednesday in California federal court following media reporting last month that the tech giant had recorded users of devices equipped with the Siri voice recognition application without their consent…
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A New York federal judge has said the U.S. departments of State and Defense can’t reduce the rate at which the court ordered them to produce documents in response to a Freedom of Information Act request centering on the killing of Saudi-born, U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi…
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