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California officials have filed a lawsuit against Walmart for its disposal practices, estimating that more than 1 million items of hazardous waste are being sent to landfills annually.

Intellectual property is often the most valuable asset a business can own.

Since 2016, the department has proposed more than $3.3 million in penalties for Dollar General locations across the country.

The suit alleges that the popular video-sharing app used personal data from users without their consent.

The plaintiffs seek unspecified damages for fraud and violations of California consumer-protection laws.

Popular rapper Travis Scott has vowed to help the families of the victims who lost their lives at a recent festival he headlined in his home state of Texas over the weekend.

Regulators are clamping down on data privacy and safety violations, so businesses need to pay an extra measure of attention to them.

An attorney and business owner explains how companies can stay on the right side of the too-aggressive marketing line and protect themselves from legal problems.

Lawsuit claims the product's branding is misleading. Breakfast enthusiasts wait in suspense.

The lawsuit claims some food prices have been increased by as much as 30%.

The $3.5 trillion reconciliation package pending in Congress contains two sections that will affect anyone already invested in these assets.

The class action lawsuit involves more than 10,000 people.

A comprehensive founders' agreement will help all parties stay aligned, fulfill responsibilities and avoid disputes.

A brief overview of the global investigation that revealed offshore dealings among the world's elite.

Tesla failed to take appropriate steps to prevent the former worker from being racially harassed, according to the jury.

Business attorneys may be expensive, but a good one is worth every dollar paid.

Hiring a defense attorney is a monumental task, and most are monumentally unprepared for the effort.

"Sit down ... be humble." Even the most successful business leaders needed help along the way.

They use a perfectly legal tactic. And one you may be able to use too.

Oversights stemming from gray areas can lead to major legal repercussions.

A neighbor complained about a lively day of business at my brewery, and that was the beginning of the end.

Addressing potential legal issues might seem daunting, but ignoring them could put you out of business.

As the #FreeBritney movement continues to gain momentum, we welcome you to Conservatorship 101: What it is, whether it's of value and how estate planning is the ultimate form of self-empowerment.

Her story is about mental health, not bad behavior.

Firms that cobble together programs as they grow just set themselves up for failure.

Calls for antitrust action against Jeff Bezos's online giant are gaining bipartisan support.