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Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, and Wells Fargo are all accused of deceit in relation to mortgage-backed securities.
An administrator filed a lawsuit against a former dean, who seems to have a history of complaints.
The protesters have dropped a lawsuit against the park's camping rules.
A judge ruled today that the company founded by Osama Bin Laden's father cannot be held financially responsible.
The paper wants the government to reveal its justification for assassinating U.S. citizens.
Even after camps were cleared, protesters are fighting for their First Amendment rights nationwide.
"This action arises out of series of materially false and misleading public disclosures."
An ex-employee is claiming that sexual harassment ran rampant on the boat.
The customer is suing her instead.
A $285 million settlement is "neither fair, nor reasonable, nor adequate, nor in the public interest."
Hank Greenberg claims the government bailout was unconstitutional.
Katie Roiphe might have to show us a rare spotted owl.
That would make it the biggest mortgage-backed securities settlement yet.
The state prosecutor–dominatrix case is right in her wheelhouse.
Claims could reach more than £100 million.
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