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Grey metal seal with SEC logo hangs outside grey brick building.

The SEC Charges New York City Law Firm in $8.4 Million Ponzi Scheme

The SEC is charging a New York City law firm for allegedly aiding a Ponzi scheme which saw investors lose more than $8 million.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
White letters spelling out Amgen attached to brick wall

Amgen and CEO Robert Bradway Sued for Hiding $10.7 Billion Tax Bill from Investors

Biotechnology company Amgen and its CEO Robert Bradway were sued earlier this week for allegedly failing to disclose more than $10 billion in back taxes and penalties owed to the IRS.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
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The Family Behind the ‘Quiet Quitting’ Lawsuit is No Stranger to Controversy

The law firm which recently filed a lawsuit against an employee for 'quiet quitting' was countersued for racial discrimination, the latest in a long history of litigation against the firm's leaders.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
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A New York Attorney Is Sued by Her Own Law Firm for ‘Quiet Quitting’

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Carl Icahn on stage at 2015 New York Times Dealbook Conference.

The ‘Carl Icahn Strategy’ of Purging Employees Leads a Xerox Executive to Sue Over His Ouster

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
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JPMorgan Claims It Was Tricked by Startup Founder Who Falsified Millions of Users

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
A building is shows with a Twitter sign on the side.

Twitter Is Sued by its Landlord for Unpaid Rent in San Francisco

By Rachyl Jones
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University of Southern California Sued for Allegedly Luring Students with Fraudulent US News Rankings

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Members of Bangladesh Student Rights Council (BSRC) take part in a protest in Dhaka

The Rohingya’s Genocide Suit Against Meta is Dismissed—For Now

By Rachyl Jones
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Meta Is Sued for Allegedly Profiting From Hateful Content on Facebook in Ethiopia

By Rachyl Jones
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Twitter Refuses to Pay $200,000 Private Jet Bill, Lawsuit Alleges

By Sissi Cao
A side profile of Jeff Bezos at a television premiere.

Jeff Bezos’s Former Housekeeper Alleges Grueling Work Conditions and Racial Bias in Lawsuit

By Courtney Vinopal

More Investors Are Suing Elon Musk Over an Alleged $258 Billion Dogecoin Pyramid Scheme

By Sissi Cao
Letitia James giving a speech.

Roomster Sued by Attorney General Letitia James and Federal Trade Commission for Alleged $27 Million Scam

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Periscope CEO Kayvon Beykpour

Twitter’s Legal Battle With Elon Musk Now Hinges On One Person

By Sissi Cao
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Lawsuit Claims Starbucks’ Fruit-Based Drinks Are Missing Key Fruits

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Binance CEO Sues Bloomberg’s Chinese Publisher Over Unflattering Magazine Cover

By Sissi Cao

Elizabeth Holmes Trial Ends With Mixed Verdict—How Much Prison Time Could She Face?

By Sissi Cao

Sotheby’s Will Continue to Contest Allegations of Aiding Tax Evasion

By Helen Holmes

Elon Musk Calls Plaintiff Attorney a ‘Bad Human Being’ at SolarCity Trial

By Sissi Cao

Elon Musk Sued By Tesla Shareholders Over Money-Losing Business Founded by Cousins

By Sissi Cao

The Louvre Has Been Sued for Making Changes to a Gallery With a Cy Twombly Ceiling

By Helen Holmes

Cy Twombly’s Louvre Ceiling Has Been Altered Without Permission, Foundation Claims

By Helen Holmes

LA’s Chinese American Museum Is Being Sued for Trashing an Artist’s Work

By Helen Holmes
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