Caitlyn Rosen

The agricultural equipment giant faced a lawsuit from the Federal Trade Commission and five states over the proprietary nature of its tractors' software.

The ruling comes just over a week since the Supreme Court announced it would review similar bans in other states.

A group of Abbott Laboratories employees say they were overcharged for health insurance plans that offered no additional benefits.

A class of Illinois patients maintained in a lawsuit filed Monday that healthcare company Abbott Laboratories failed to adequately safeguard patients' data.

Hub Group Inc. reported it made misleading SEC disclosures, prompting stock prices to drop 31%.

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A group of Walmart customers say the supermarket retained their biometrics, running afoul of Illinois data privacy laws.

A group of Catholic doctors and clergy say the Illinois End-of-Life Options Act runs afoul of the physician's oath to "do no harm."

A 2024 Indiana bill required professors to "expose students to scholarly works from a variety of political or ideological frameworks," which a group of professors said violated the First Amendment.

Indiana's "aid-or-assist" statute prohibits doctors and abortion providers from sharing information about out-of-state abortions with minors without parental consent or court approval.