Several people who oppose a potential $577 million settlement of litigation claiming manufacturers fixed the prices of cathode ray tubes urged a California federal judge Tuesday not to disregard evidence they say is "fatal" to the "conflict-infested" accord. The...

n December 2015, the Department of Justice’s investigation into the alleged price-fixing of internet-sold wall posters resulted in the indictment of Daniel William Alston and his Britain-based company, Trod Ltd. Assistant Attorney General of the DOJ’s Antitrust Division, Bill...

(Bloomberg) — Johnson & Johnson, which paid more than $2 billion to resolve a criminal probe over its antipsychotic drug Risperdal, knew as early as 2001 that the medication caused boys to grow breasts, a former government regulator said...

A Ninth Circuit panel on Tuesday revived a proposed class action against Capitol Records LLC filed by former 1980s rocker Dale Bozzio over alleged underpayments of royalties for digital music. Bozzio, the lead singer of 80s new wave band...

SAN FRANCISCO (CN) – The frontwoman of a former 1980s rock band may sue the band’s record label as a third-party beneficiary in a contract case, the Ninth Circuit ruled Tuesday. Dale Bozzio, who fronted the band Missing Persons,...

Former Missing Persons singer Dale Bozzio urged the Ninth Circuit Wednesday to revive her proposed class action claiming Capitol Records LLC failed to properly compensate musicians for digital content licenses, arguing that she is a third-party beneficiary to the...