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Attorneys for the families of two people who died during last year’s Astroworld music festival say they have settled wrongful death lawsuits

Renters are suing the Texas-based software company RealPage and some of the largest property management firms in the nation for allegedly forming what they call a “cartel” to artificially inflate apartment prices above competitive levels.

Two anonymous Walt Disney World passholders sued Walt Disney Parks & Resorts this week, claiming the resort breached its contract with annual passholders by maintaining its Park Pass reservation system.

Lawyers on behalf of the Hollywood actor praised the ‘swift and decisive verdict’, which was returned on Thursday in his favour.

The 19-year-old grandmaster is suing Chess.com, rival Magnus Carlsen and others.

Travis Scott and other defendants have settled an Astroworld lawsuit almost one year on from the tragedy, as they reached a confidential settlement with the family of a young victim

The lawsuit, filed Thursday, claims Google illegally collects and indefinitely stores information about Texans’ facial geometry and voiceprints without their consent, even if they’re not the ones using Google devices.

A Los Angeles jury could be the first in the U.S. to decide whether the NCAA failed to protect college football players from repeated blows to the head that cause serious brain injuries

The company is accused of carrying out anti-competitive practices by pointing customers towards its own products or to those which it handles the delivery for

Despite that evidence, it is hard to tell whether Trump actually thought he beat Biden.

Filed today, Niemann v. Carlsen (E.D. Mo.). I can't opine on the facts, but I was particularly interested in one of the many claims in the lawsuit: By insisting that the Sinquefield Cup impose enhanced anti-cheating measures after his loss to Niemann, resigning from the tournament immediately thereafter, and then…