FORT LAUDERDALE – A federal judge has dismissed a criminal charge against a woman accused of knowingly voting as a noncitizen, saying Congress exceeded its constitutional authority by independently ...

CHICAGO — A group of potentially thousands of truck drivers can move ahead with a class action lawsuit accusing railroad operator Union Pacific of scanning their fingerprints, allegedly in violation ...

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 ...

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, ...

PHILADELPHIA – The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will decide whether Philadelphia can sue a group of pharmacies including CVS over the opioid epi… ...

NEW YORK – Pharmaceutical manufacturers are among those urging a federal appeals court to rethink a decision that allowed lawyers to pursue cl… ...

It’s become a standard feature of news articles and lawsuits against oil companies: After a devastating storm, wildfire or heat wave, experts … ...

SPRINGFIELD — All mortgage liens in Illinois last 20 years, meaning some can even survive a decade after the lienholders run out of time to su… ...

SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois Supreme Court has again turned away another challenge to Illinois' gun owner licensing regime, this time declaring a man who had his FOID card suspended after he was charged ...

SACRAMENTO — A new report estimates a proposed new California law to rewrite the rulebook to greatly expand the number of companies that could be sued for alleged "unfair trade practices" would carry ...

SPRINGFIELD — A federal judge has shelved Illinois' new so-called Prescription Drug Affordability Act, finding the state law almost certainly conflicts with federal law by burdening organizations that ...

LOS ANGELES — California Democratic state officials can't use state environmental law and rules to force a Santa Barbara oil pipeline to once again shut down, after a federal judge ruled President ...