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By: Charles Toutant
As electric car manufacturers are coping with sluggish sales, some are facing a variety of litigation. Things have been getting ugly for the electric car industry since the elimination of federal tax credits for EVs.
By: Charles Toutant
The EEOC sued Washington University after it fired a Black woman employee who was terminated after raising objections to the administration about a DEI training session where white and nonwhite employees were separated.
By: Charles Toutant
A manager at Meta alleges that the company fired him after he refused to sign off on a statement for an immigration petition that appeared to misstate his role in the company, The plaintiff alleges that Meta used immigration support as an employment-related benefit and that its allocation was not governed by neutral, consistently applied criteria unrelated to national origin, ancestry, race or ethnic identity.
By: Charles Toutant
A manager at Meta alleges that the company fired him after he refused to sign off on a statement for an immigration petition that appeared to misstate his role in the company. The plaintiff alleges that Meta used immigration support as an employment-related benefit and that its allocation was not governed by neutral, consistently applied criteria unrelated to national origin, ancestry, race or ethnic identity.
By: Charles Toutant
The crop of suits involve 42 plaintiffs—all but one of whom have retained Paul da Costa—a Roseland, New Jersey lawyer who previously secured $44 million in settlements in litigation from the state on behalf of residents who contracted COVID-19 at New Jersey veterans' homes.
By: Charles Toutant
"Why ... did the parties agree to a $190 million discount on a $195 million claim?" the judge asked, referencing "Enron accounting" in a case that also provided a "haircut" for the class action attorneys involved.
By: Charles Toutant
New Jersey courts should put their records on the Internet, subject to excising of personal information about private parties, a state Supreme Court panel says.
By: Charles Toutant
"Fear of dying" became a pivotal argument and a "huge element of the damages." 4 minute read August 24, 2026 at 01:56 PM
By: Charles Toutant
The appeals court said the Speech and Debate Clause immunizes legislative fact finding but does not provide a blanket protection over all things in any way related to the legislative process.
By: Charles Toutant
Lawyers could find themselves in unfamiliar territory as the need to train AI platforms spurs buying and selling corporate data in deals like Google's $10 million transaction with Spirit Airlines.
