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After two customers purchased Barilla pasta under the impression it was made in Italy, they are taking action.

Despite Texas Pete's branding, the product is actually made in North Carolina.

Foreign companies are now filing suits with the ITC that could strip U.S. entrepreneurs of many of the products and services they rely upon, including Google and Apple products.

Hundreds of thousands of people could be eligible to join the class-action suit.

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO faces even more claims that his cryptocurrency was used as a "pyramid scheme."

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The saga over Subway's tuna-legitimacy continues as a plaintiff argues that the chain's "100% tuna" claim is false. Subway stands by its statement.

Chef Pii won't share all of the secrets behind her sauce, but claims "no one has ever gotten sick" from it.

The writing's on the wall: The legal industry is crying out for change. That's why we need more lawyers breaking the mold.

Hesha Abrams got her start in business litigation 35 years ago, and she's been sharpening her problem-solving skills ever since.

As your small business expands its sales efforts and reaches more customers across the country, you will encounter a complex series of nexus regulations. These sales tax and use laws vary from state to state. Here's what you need to know to comply.

Even top government agencies like the CIA and FBI are using the cloud, so it should be secure enough for your law firm to use it, too.

One plaintiff said she spent two weeks in jail.

Here are some tips for emergency reputation management your company can use if it ever finds itself on the receiving end of a corporate smear campaign.

The tech giant claims no wrongdoing.

It's possible to save on experts like lawyers, accountants and designers while not putting your company at risk.

Legal help shouldn't be synonymous with highway robbery. This firm is helping change that for the better.

The Warehouse Worker Protection Act aims to prevent rising injury rates in warehouses, taking direct aim at Amazon after the company was named one of the most dangerous workplaces for the third time by the National Occupational Safety and Health Council.

A Kentucky court's judgment creates new precedent in conversations around workplace wellbeing.

The National Labor Relations Board has sued the coffee giant over alleged retaliation efforts against three employees involved in organizing a union.

Florida legislature votes on bill that would revoke Disney's legal arrangement to act as its own government, but dissolving Disney's special district would leave local communities with a big tab and heavy burden.

New report finds harmful chemicals in packaging from 24 popular food and grocery chains, prompting class-action suits against two of the biggest retailers on the list.

If your business aims to be nimble in its growth strategies, including geographical expansion, a cutting-edge compliance department has become more vital than ever.

This $150 billion business of misery is only growing larger thanks to instant app communication, but corporations can help fight it: Here's how.

Here's what you need to know to take advantage of the benefits and avoid the pitfalls.

Whether you're protecting your product or protecting your company from infringing on someone else's, you must factor precautions into any product strategy.