The first-of-its-kind ruling calls risks to employees 'severe' and potentially a 'matter of life or death.'

A Missouri appeals court concluded Johnson & Johnson's conduct was 'outrageous because of evil motive or reckless indifference.'

Lawyers say these six insurers denied business interruption claims filed by thousands of U.S.-based small businesses.

The coronavirus outbreak has already spawned multiple lawsuits — and class actions are no exception.

Lawsuits have begun related to the global COVID-19 outbreak. This one alleges Chinese authorities 'proverbially put their head in the sand.'

Bayer has petitioned a Calif. appeals court to reverse a $2B verdict, stating 'egregious and pervasive misconduct' infected the trial.

Gig companies are fighting to halt enforcement of the employment law they claim would upend their businesses.

A California court's decision is the first in which a state has obtained a judgment against pelvic mesh manufacturer Johnson & Johnson.