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Byline: Melissa Burden After a federal judge last month dismissed Napleton Automotive Group as a defendant in a lawsuit filed in 2020 by Hyundai Motor America Corp. alleging warranty fraud, [...]

A case decided by the Lands Tribunal in 2000 is surveyed. Issues highlighted from the case surveyed include leasehold enfranchisement, assessment of rent at review and the Leasehold Reform Act 1967.

Banking networks are some of the most successful examples of collaboration in the U.S. Through these collaborations banks have been able to develop new markets and new products, especially in [...]

Byline: John Cox Two iPhone users filed a class action suit against Apple in an effort unlock their phones from AT&T. The plaintiffs, Zach Ward and Thomas Buchar, argue that [...]

Byline: Joanie Wexler The Associated Press is reporting that a class-action lawsuit against Apple and AT&T's mobile phone business has received the OK to proceed from a federal judge. Grounds [...]

Byline: James B. Treece Dealers say a New York judge should throw out a consumer's request for class-action status for a lawsuit accusing Penske Automotive Group Inc. of keeping $75 [...]

Washington - The Federal Trade Commission, twice defeated already in its effort to block Whole Foods Market's acquisition of Wild Oats Markets, is seeking to undo the merger. In court [...]

Byline: Donna Harris Dealer Michael Forrest has waited four years for the seven-figure check he says General Motors owes him for killing Oldsmobile. Before GM will pay, Forrest says, the [...]

Issue: Are the exclusivity provisions in a Nissan franchise agreement legal? Outcome: Appeals court says yes but won't allow dealership's franchise to be terminated for violating them. The court has [...]

A waste hauler has sued the city of Pembroke Pines for the right to collect construction and demolition debris. S&S National Waste of West Palm Beach, Fla., filed the lawsuit [...]

In a potentially significant victory for General Motors, federal judges in Florida and Texas ruled last week that actions brought by Daewoo dealers against the automaker belong in U.S. Bankruptcy [...]

NEW YORK -- A war of words between a cable operator and a phone company emerged with both sides claiming victory Wednesday, when a ruling by the New York State [...]

Lykes Bros. Steamship Company Inc. (Lykes) announced that it would abandon its special rate arrangement with Universal Shippers Assn. in view of a Justice Dept. antitrust suit against it. However, company officials stressed that the company entered into the arrangement fully believing that it was legally correct and in accordance with accepted trade practices at the time. Lykes maintains that such arrangements were allowed under the 1984 Shipping Act.

WASHINGTON -- In a victory for the Texas Cable Association and the nation's second-largest cable company, a federal appeals court ruling that Texas's franchising law unconstitutionally discriminated against Time Warner [...]