WASHINGTON, D.C. — Contrary to the fears of many, the rapid and growing adoption and deployment of technology, and particularly AI, by U.S. small businesses is not killing businesses and costing jobs, ...

SAN FRANCISCO — A Bay Area tech CEO, whose companies have long worked under sometimes secretive high level government software and surveillance contracts, can't revive his $25 million defamation ...

CHICAGO — A pharmacist who was fired by Cook County after the county forced her to choose between keeping her job or violating her stated religious beliefs that she said forbade her from receiving the ...

PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS — A Massachusetts jury rejected claims Johnson & Johnson’s talcum powder caused a woman’s fatal cancer, although the panel did decide the product should have had a warning ...

LOS ANGELES — Uber has been ordered to pay $40 million to the parents of a 23-year-old Laguna Beach woman who was struck and killed on a freeway by a vehicle after a rideshare driver abandoned her and ...

SPRINGFIELD — Uber can't use its user agreement to block a lawsuit from the widow of a man who died while riding in a rideshare vehicle on a Chicago expressway, the Illinois Supreme Court has ruled.

WASHINGTON - A U.K. company at the center of an international fight over jurisdiction for asbestos lawsuits has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a ruling by South Carolina’s highest court ...

CHARLESTON – A Kanawha County judge has approved a $9.1 million settlement for women who may have been secretly recorded by hidden cameras at the West Virginia State Police Academy. Kanawha Circuit ...

LOS ANGELES — California’s “Lemon Law” last year drove a record volume of vehicle warranty lawsuits in state and federal courts as product-liability litigation surged nationwide, according to a new ...

CHICAGO — Two Mexican men who were convicted of the brutal stabbing deaths of a Chicago couple, allegedly to help a woman steal their baby, are poised to get nearly $14 million from the city of ...